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With the recently released Synthesis, F5 Networks attempts to answer a complex question in the age of software-defined networks - what role will application delivery controllers play?
School augments Cisco WiFi gear with high-gain directional antennas
Lockheed has announced the SR-72 (and you thought the SR-71 was fast)
8x8 Signs with Interxion, NTT Buys Virtela
One expert’s analysis of 1 million accounts says not even close
Really small and really big businesses, so far
FBI offers rewards of up to $100,000 for information leading to arrests
Addressing an important debate on API testing and debugging.
It’s not just about process and security
After an exciting World Series, network managers can learn a lot from baseball.
As hard drive makers struggle to stay relevant, one solution is very high-capacity drives, and the way they get there is interesting.
New study says one in five stars has Earth-sized planet in potential habitable zone
Cisco's recent Internet of Things World Forum in Barcelona made one thing clear: the IoT is quickly becoming a reality.
It's easy to find files on Unix systems. You can find them by almost any criteria that you can imagine. The bigger challenge is deciding how to describe what you're looking for and deciding what to do with the files once you find them.
The Simpsons in a recent episode took comedic shots at the accuracy, reliability and usefulness of Siri. Needless to say, it's hilarious.
BlackBerry just cant catch a break as Fairfax deal falls through.
VCE is exploring how customers can use vBlocks to run OpenStack
This never applies to the network, though
If cloud projects are really this risky and expensive, then the very future of mobility (and perhaps all of IT) is in doubt.
Late last week, the consortium that won the auction for Nortel's patents (otherwise known as Rockstar) filed suit against a number of companies for patent infringement, including Google.
Startup Vicarious has demonstrated software that can break CAPTCHA challenges 90% of the time
Skype's Desktop API will stop working this December and so will lots of add-ons
Cisco Expressway, Jabber Guest, New Collaboration Endpoints
Driver acceptance, costs, insurance, interoperability will test ubiquitous deployment of high-tech car crash tools
The strength of these three companies is going to catch some vendors flat footed with existing capabilities and new innovation driving forward. IT decision makers should minimally invite Citrix, Cisco, and NetApp into the conference room to hear the
Android 4.4 KitKat adds full-featured Android to lower-priced smartphones.
A former Microsoft engineer has invented a machine that dumbs-down the beer brewing process.
Here’s how a Boston PBS station covered the story at the time
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