What happens inside Amazon when there’s a Xen vulnerability

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	What happens inside Amazon when there's a Xen vulnerability Amazon Web Services last year was estimated by Gartner to be five times bigger than its next 14 competitors combined. That's a lot of virtual machines. And they all run on a customized version of the open source Xen hypervisor, so when the Xen code has a security vulnerability, that's a big deal for AWS. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Corvil Network Data Analytics for Digital Business All businesses are becoming digital businesses, leveraging the cloud, mobile, social media, the Internet of Things and big data for competitive advantage. Realizing the full benefits of these new platforms and technologies will depend on the efficiency of their IT operations. Learn More In this Issue Backyard ice bar gets cooler with 3D printing Momentum grows around Microsoft's Windows 10 for phones FREAK is another serious flaw in the web's encryption Judge says $415 million settlement in Silicon Valley hiring case is 'substantial' Twitter CFO floats idea of newspaper-like 'daily edition' DARPA to target cyber privacy protection tech IBM plugs OpenPower servers into SoftLayer cloud Alibaba enters US cloud market, signaling global ambitions WHITE PAPER: Corvil Electronic Trading System Performance This technical white paper reveals that total system latencies can vary by orders of magnitude because of the effects of dynamic congestion. Learn More Backyard ice bar gets cooler with 3D printing   We upped the tech quotient of our backyard ice bar with coasters made from 3D-printed forms. Read More   Momentum grows around Microsoft's Windows 10 for phones Microsoft's Windows Phone 8 OS hasn't taken the world by storm, but its successor, Windows 10, is off to an encouraging start even before its release. Read More   WEBCAST: Corvil Troubleshooting Network and Application Together Watch this quick product demo to find out how the Corvil streaming analytics platform can be used to investigate slow response times. With just a couple of clicks, you will see how Corvil can find the root cause and whether the source of the slowdown was the network or within the application itself. Learn More FREAK is another serious flaw in the web's encryption Experts are warning of a serious security flaw that has apparently gone undetected for years and can weaken encrypted connections between computers and websites, potentially undermining security across the Internet. Read More   Judge says $415 million settlement in Silicon Valley hiring case is 'substantial' A judge has approved a US$415 million settlement in a Silicon Valley employee hiring case, calling the amount "substantial" to settle claims that Apple, Google, Adobe Systems and Intel conspired not to hire each other's workers. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Corvil Mitigating Technology Risk for Electronic Trading Systems This is a must read if you are responsible for the health and performance of your company's electronic trading infrastructure and the billions of dollars on the line every day. Learn More Twitter CFO floats idea of newspaper-like 'daily edition' Here's an idea for the next version of Twitter that might crystallize the service's value: The Twitter Daily Favorite. Read More   DARPA to target cyber privacy protection tech   The researchers at DARPA next month will go over a program the agency says will help develop the 'technical means to protect the private and proprietary information of individuals and enterprises.' Read More   IBM plugs OpenPower servers into SoftLayer cloud   IBM will roll out a cloud computing service next quarter using OpenPower-based servers, continuing an effort to expand the market for Power processors and challenge Intel in hyperscale data centers. Read More   Alibaba enters US cloud market, signaling global ambitions Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group is making a push into the U.S. cloud computing market, where it's expected to run into competition from Amazon.com, Google and Microsoft. Read More
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