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* Magic Quadrant report sheds light on the user provisioning market in the context of the greater IdM/IAM arena
* New data center appliance enables end-to-end visibility, earns analyst kudos
* Among the products that Casabi will add to the BroadSoft portfolio are fixed-line SMS, customized information services, and tools that keep families organized
The number of attacks on Java in 3Q 2010 dwarfed those made on Adobe PDF
Overtakes D-Link in Q2, according to In-Stat
Steve Ballmer says Ozzie will focus on entertainment division, possibly retire
Solution includes dedicated hardware in the cloud for anti-spam/virus/malware, DLP, email encryption/tracking/authentication/reporting and a kitchen sink too
There and Back Again With 802.1q, EoMPLS, VPLS and OTV
For those who didn't get on in the beginning of the ride
Bradley Kuhn argues against Canonical's copyright assignment
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This Wednesday Apple will hold a special "Back to Mac" media event where OS X will take center stage; New MacBook Airs are also rumored to be on the agenda
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Unified networking - bringing wire and wireless together - is an important trend. Atheros today introduced an interesting new approach to unified aimed at the residence - and with interesting possibilities for applications well beyond the home.
Wall Street Journal “investigation” sparks new concerns, debate about severity
Governments pressuring encryption applications
Takes No.1 place in Fibre Channel over Ethernet
Ah, the Memories....
I'm once again very pleased to have the opportunity to Chair the Wireless and Mobility Track at this annual enterprise-focused event. We've got sessions on all of the important topics in wireless and mobile, and a special discount code is available.
In a story that captivated the world, 33 trapped Chilean miners were rescued earlier this week. Touched by the story, Steve Jobs reportedly sent each one an iPod Touch.
An app I stumbeled upon that looks promising
Microsoft reports fewer losses, but cites recession as the cause
Open source is not a shield from criticism
Universities score $3M NSF grant to study cloud computing security and privacy
Microsoft still getting ugly with open source
NASA says space debris from the Chinese the Fengyun-1C spacecraft anti-satellite test poses distict hazards to other satellites
Comes up again like the change of seasons, even though Oracle was this week's potential bidder
Competing Against Open Source Is Not Hating Open Source
