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Why Client-Side Encryption Is Critical For Cloud Privacy

The only way to ensure privacy in the cloud era is to shift to a model in which the cloud customer controls encryption keys, not the cloud provider.
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— March 12, 2014 at 7:15 pm

Hybrid DIMMs And The Quest For Speed

SanDisk’s UltraDIMM technology and Viking’s ArxCis meld flash with DRAM for super-fast performance and could prove game changers for the storage industry.
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— March 12, 2014 at 1:12 pm

10 Nerdy Things To Do In Las Vegas

At the end of March, IT engineers and architects will descend upon Las Vegas for Interop, the biggest independent IT conference of the year. The show will be packed with the latest technology, including everything from OpenFlow to 802.11ac and SSDs to DIMMs. But even the biggest technophile needs have a little fun at the end of the day, and Las Vegas is certainly the place to find it. If you want to get away from the glitzy shows and casinos, check out these places where nerds can let loose.
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— March 11, 2014 at 7:12 pm

Gauging WLAN Performance: Epitiro Streetwise

Dedicated WLAN service assurance tools promise deeper analysis than integrated WLAN performance tools, but are they worth it? Here’s a look at a recent addition to this emerging market.
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— March 11, 2014 at 1:14 pm

McAfee shines a light on the dangers of the Dark Web

Everything may seem happy and shiny as you flit about the Internet, surfing from Facebook to Netflix, and popping in every now and then to check your email. But just as there are dark alleys in a city, though, there is a seedy underside to the Internet as well. According to a new report from McAfee, the “Dark Web” has matured into a dangerous underground marketplace for cybercriminals.

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— March 11, 2014 at 1:12 am

Network Downtime: The Costly Fallout

Survey of IT pros shows that human-induced network outages resulted in lost revenue and job losses.
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— March 10, 2014 at 7:15 pm

How Flash Storage Adds Value To The Network

Flash storage offers a combination of speed, reliability and scalability benefits, which translates to increased productivity and operational savings for the enterprise.
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— March 10, 2014 at 1:13 pm

Spritz text streaming technology increases reading speed

Between email, Web pages, books and other texts, we each read thousands of words a day. A company called Spritz has spent the last few years in stealth mode, developing a technology to help us read even more, in less time.

Spritz—which is both the name of the technology and the verb for using it—streams text on your screen one word at a time, which, the company claims, allows your brain to comprehend it much more quickly and easily. Their trademarked tagline is “Reading Reimagined,” and after playing with the technology a bit I have to agree.

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— March 8, 2014 at 6:13 am

Google Play ‘night vision camera’ app will empty your wallet

It’s no secret that Android is the target for almost all identified mobile malware. Generally speaking, though, if you stick to the official Google Play store your odds of downloading something nefarious are significantly lower than when you download apps from a third-party app store. That isn’t always the case, though, as AVAST claims to have discovered an app in the Google Play app store designed to steal your money.

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— March 8, 2014 at 12:14 am

Can One Size Fit All in the Data Center?

In the data center, bigger doesn’t always mean better, and the “one size fits all” approach may be asking for far too much in a complex and varied environment.
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— March 7, 2014 at 6:13 pm