A breakdown of Cisco ACI pricing

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	A breakdown of Cisco ACI pricing Cisco this week released list pricing for several components of its Application Centric Infrastructure fabric, including several Nexus 9000 series switches and ACI software licenses for leaf switches. Cisco is pricing ACI software as a single perpetual license per leaf to "keep it simple and predictable," says Director of Product Management Thomas Scheibe. Read More : Smartling Travel App Expands via Robust Translation Management System Using Smartling's translation management platform, Hotel Tonight, a popular mobile travel app used to book same-day hotel stays, was able to grow its business internationally. In this case study, you'll learn about how Hotel Tonight was able to quickly expand into key tourism markets. Learn More In this Issue BlackBerry focuses on security for the enterprise Guns, vandals and thieves: Data shows US networks under attack Zero-day flaws found in Symantec's Endpoint Protection Flexibility, asking questions key for recent college graduates looking to advance in IT Black Hat 2014: How to crack just about everything Cisco ready to ship ACI controller Amazon warming up to hybrid clouds Considerations for Wi-Fi deployments in K-12 education settings Georgia Tech launches early warning system for cyberthreats Testbed will help clouds and networks shake hands WHITE PAPER: MovinCool Using Ceiling-Mount Air Conditioners to Cool Server Rooms A new class of self-contained ceiling-mount air conditioners offers a cost-effective solution for cooling server rooms. The compact, space-saving units fit easily above a drop ceiling, have low installation costs, do not require penetration of walls and have no outside condensing unit to maintain. Learn more! BlackBerry focuses on security for the enterprise Now that BlackBerry has fallen significantly behind Apple and Google in the race to offer features and third-party apps for its smartphones, the company is concentrating on providing devices that, it claims, have the strongest available security—the killer feature for the enterprise. Read More Guns, vandals and thieves: Data shows US networks under attack Early one morning in April last year, someone accessed an underground vault just south of San Jose, California, and cut through fiber-optic cables there. The incident blacked out phone, Internet and 911 service for thousands of people in Silicon Valley. Such incidents, often caused by vandals, seem fairly common, but exactly how often do they occur? Read More Zero-day flaws found in Symantec's Endpoint Protection Symantec's Endpoint Protection product has three zero-day flaws that could allow a logged-in user to move to a higher access level on a computer, according to a penetration testing and training company. Read More WHITE PAPER: Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC) An Evolution in Enterprise Cloud Security Private cloud techniques extend the protection of corporate governance and policies to the elasticity of a cloud platform— but that doesn't automatically make it secure. Just because you adopted a cloud environment does not make you immune to targeted Cyber attacks. Learn more Flexibility, asking questions key for recent college graduates looking to advance in IT When Cathy Lee started working at New York startup Faith Street last year, she quickly learned a lesson that could benefit other recent college graduates who want to advance their IT careers—soft skills like being flexible, taking on new tasks and asking questions matter a lot. Read More Black Hat 2014: How to crack just about everything From cell phones and cars to IPv6 security, researchers have turned their skills against a world of technology. Read More Cisco ready to ship ACI controller APIC slated to ship later this week; new switches, bundles too. Read More WHITE PAPER: Jive Software Building a New Era in Enterprise IT As the digital revolution spawned by the explosive growth of disruptive technologies such as mobile, cloud, social, and analytic tools continues to fundamentally reshape the enterprise IT landscape, much has been made of its effect on the CIO role. Read now! Amazon warming up to hybrid clouds Two years ago at the company's very-first ever Amazon re-Invent conference in Las Vegas, the chief of Amazon's cloud division Andy Jassy gave private clouds a bad rap. Read More Considerations for Wi-Fi deployments in K-12 education settings With the FCC's new in-school Wi-Fi initiative kicking into gear, schools need to take a few things into consideration before deploying. Read More Georgia Tech launches early warning system for cyberthreats Georgia Institute of Technology's applied research arm has launched an early warning system to help organizations prepare for possible cyberattacks. Read More Testbed will help clouds and networks shake hands The CloudEthernet Forum will use live traffic to develop and refine standards for end-to-end services. Read More
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