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Imagine: Massively scalable multi-core security

What would you do with a 32k-core security device?

Orange Business Services offers cloud-based UC

DARPA program wants to corral zany social media world into a science

DARPA’s social media program wants to take luck out of monitoring important activities on social media sites

This data center might be guarded by Mad Max

SuperNAP in Vegas says it won't be running out of fuel

Getting a grip on Wi-Fi performance

Final chapter: beamforming, virtual cell and DAS

The identity list

Mobile security risks: comparing iOS to Android

Apple pays out $946 fine to South Korean iPhone user over “locationgate”

pple recently paid out a whopping $946 fine to a South Korean iPhone user as a result of the locationgate scandal a few months back.

Trust nobody

Stop making assumptions about your servers, and don't take anybody's word for it either. Do your own discoveries.

100G Ethernet to power Department of Energy network

Internet2, Energy Sciences Network joining forces to build high-speed network to be used for clean energy, climate research

A tablet is not a PC, or why Microsoft’s Windows 8 strategy is puzzling the pundits

Microsoft mobile chief Andy Lees says Windows 8 tablets should do everything PCs do

Building the Borg: US intelligence agency wants to know how your overtaxed brain works

Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity wants systems that can analyze fast-moving battlefield video, audio and text data quickly

The Phone Hacking Scandal: The Answer is in Infrastructure

News regarding the hacking of handsets in the UK is everywhere, and there are simple countermeasures that users can take to prevent problems in this area. The real answer, though, is in needed changes to infrastructure, and questions abound as to why

It’s Mango vs. Apple in a Battle of the Fruitphones

Apple and Microsoft are headed in opposite directions with their smartphone market share, but the next version of Windows Phone could change that.

HP fires back at Cisco’s Sup 2T

Claims comparison numbers are misleading, Catalyst 6500 upgrade lacks innovation

My iOS love affair

Imagine Cup 2011 (NYC) – Post 6 – The Winners Are…

Results from the Awards Ceremony

Developer Transitions from Corporate to Open Source

Who is training the next generation of open source developers?

CloudBees Open Source PaaS Java Testing Service

If you are a Java developer looking for a testing platform CloudBees could be what you need

“The Trials of the Hogwarts IT Director” re-presented in honor of the last Harry Potter movie

The first and last IT guy who tried to install OC3 Fiber surrounded by Dementers

Answers on Cisco’s Cert Announcements Here at Cisco Live

IPv6 Migration is Big; Attendance up

Apple’s head patent attorney, Richard “Chip” Lutton Jr., departing the company

While Apple is busy fighting a number of patent battles across the globe, Apple's head patent attorney has reportedly decided to leave the company

Monkey business with a camera sparks copyright debate

If a monkey actually takes the shot, who owns the copyright?

Apple’s new iPhone ads focus on AirPlay and FaceTime

Apple earlier this week released two new iPhone commercials with out touting AirPlay and the other FaceTime.

US to let everyday drivers test advanced wireless auto safety technology

Connected Vehicles use WiFi, dedicated short-range communications to warn drivers of hazards

Cisco Live Keynote goes Vegas style

With 15,000 attendees, Cisco had a little fun with their opening keynote by John Chambers

Vista’s Incredible Vanishing Act

Microsoft is so anxious to kill of Windows Vista, it made the OS vanish. Now it wants you to do the same.

Is your company ready for legal holds and compliance with mobility and the cloud?

IT caught in a vice

F5 rolls out new file virtualization appliances

NAS performance vendor CopperEgg announces additional funding