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Pod looks a little like the Jetson’s flying car but it travels on magnetically levitated highways.
UCS and Nexus 1000V perform poorly at conference
X-51A WaveRider could change aircraft design
Using iKat to pentest your kiosk before deployment
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Virtualization data protection and management product maker Vizioncore releases free versions of its commercial software at VMworld.
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A follow-up to a post from Tuesday
Blue Coat touts ‘application accountability’
Data leak detection picks up where DLP leaves off
As many small and medium-sized businesses move to the cloud, is it a smart move to bypass data center co-location?
The Open Virtualization Format is your way out of cloud vendor lock-in.
While both want eyeballs, they are not competing for the same dollars
Historically HIPAA has allowed covered entities to self-interpret security initiatives for the most part but the new ARRA/HITECH will cause a significant uphill battle for compliance.
Sequential growth of 5% offsets previous drops but market still down 24% from 2008
Multiple reports and sources say they're fun dign a new company targeting data centers
US electronic waste being put to good use in Peru anyway.
Qwest and Verizon Business both moving toward 100 Gigabit Ethernet
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The move to the cloud could be job security for network professionals
