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VMware’s integrated caching technology has some advanced features but doesn’t pose a threat to third-party caching vendors.
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Ballmer has re-ignited anticipation for an iPad version of the Microsoft Office suite. Don’t get too excited yet, though. Ballmer told an audience at a Gartner event in Florida that the iPad version won’t come until after a touch-first version is developed for Windows.
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Company takes mobile device management to another level by combining Knox security for Android with its Active Directory-centric approach.
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Network fabrics can optimize hardware performance in the data center, but OpenFlow can provide many of the same benefits while also integrating better with tunnels.
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Today is Patch Tuesday. It also happens to be the 10-year anniversary of the montly security patch update. For October, Microsoft released eight new security bulletins—four rated as Critical and four Important. There is one in particular, though, that deserves the most urgent attention.
MS13-080—the cumulative security update for Internet Explorer—addresses a total of 10 separate vulnerabilities affecting all supported versions of the Web browser. But, the urgency for applying this update stems from the fact that two of the vulnerabilities addressed are zero-day flaws that are already being actively exploited in the wild.
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Quality, speed, or price—pick two. This is a common axiom applied to a variety of business issues, and it is generally true that you have to sacrifice one in order to have the others. Fortinet believes it may be able to deliver all three at the same time, though, with the launch of the new FortiGate 3700D firewall appliance.
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Willie Sutton, the famous bank robber, is credited with robbing more than 100 banks between the late 1920s and the early 1950s, when he was arrested, convicted and imprisoned. Sutton stole more than $ 2 million during his prolific crime wave. In an article published in The Saturday Evening Post in January 1951, a reporter asked Sutton why he robbed banks, to which Sutton allegedly replied, “Because that’s where the money is.” In his autobiography, Sutton denied that he actually he used those exact words, but then wrote, “That’s what almost anybody would say… it couldn’t be more obvious.”
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Violin Memory, maker of flash storage, saw its IPO price drop on its opening day. The drop says more about Violin’s challenges than those of the overall flash market.
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Cisco CEO John Chambers talks up application-centric infrastructure and the continued role of hardware.
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