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Microsoft's integration and automation System Center component largely untouched
Because people everyone loves free pizza
A decade after it started, Microsoft excels at addressing security concerns when compared with its competitors
From the impact of 3D printing to securing tons of data, Gartner lists the biggest IT challenges through 2020.
Annual brainiac-fest set to fly this week at MIT Media Lab
Android is pulling away and Windows Phone is catching up. So where does iOS stand?
More details about Verizon’s new big cloud effort revealed
Ask the Internet and the Internet will answer
Reflecting another bungled command decision, Microsoft returns to a show it never should have left.
802.11ac was all over Interop New York, and every major vendor is now in the gigabit-wireless game. 2014 is consequently shaping up to be a blowout year for the industry, with what may very well be the last big Wi-Fi standard.
The CISSP is a valuable certification, but it takes a lot more than just your many years of experience to prepare for it. You will likely have to learn about a lot of technology and processes that you’ve never worked with, some of it not especially
Blogger Bill Frezza had his umbrella insurance cancelled. Why? 'Cause he's a blogger.
Ignorance of the laws of networking is no excuse.
With reports claiming Amazon is developing smartphones, let's examine the business case for for Amazon entering a highly competitive, low-margin market.
Claims designation violates org’s Creative Commons License
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Tim Cook penned a letter to Apple employees on the second anniversary of Steve Jobs's death.
Verizon has a new cloud offering with cool new hardware. But it's missing one thing
The Cisco CEO returned to the stage at Interop for the first time in six years, shedding some light on some interesting Cisco developments.
Vizibility's vizCard mobile digital business cards are well thought-out and enterprise-ready
Hard to believe healthcare.gov was developed this poorly unless it was done on purpose.
Brigham Young University study shows too much of a good thing can be a little too much
Chrome 30 brought a lot of changes to both the Android and desktop version.
At this point, the similarities between iPhone and devices running Android, Windows Phone and BlackBerry outweigh the differences.
In first Interop keynote in six years, Chambers splashes broad strokes of the application centric landscape to come
Move brings VMware/EMC backed startup beyond just cloud, PaaS and Big Data, toward mobile app development
The numbers only tell half the story of the idiosyncrasies of the Internet.
No-nonsense California judge dismisses case ‘with prejudice’
