Juniper lights up Firefly for virtual-machine security

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The weirdest, wackiest and coolest sci/tech stories of 2013 This Raspberry Pi Tablet is absolutely gorgeous Network World Daily News PM January 16, 2014 Share this email Juniper lights up Firefly for virtual-machine security Juniper today announced its Firefly Suite for virtual-machine security, a set of software-based products for VMware and KVM that contain the security and switching capabilities found in Juniper's SRX Series Services Gateway, as well as Junos Space Virtual Director. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. The weirdest, wackiest and coolest sci/tech stories of 2013 2. This Raspberry Pi Tablet is absolutely gorgeous 3. INSIDER How IT found savings by tackling (instead of cringing at) photocopiers 4. Celebrate Mac@30: For $110-$140 5. Prediction: Windows 9 will hit the market in 2014 6. Why even ISPs will regret the end of net neutrality 7. New Fujitsu Labs tech can do batch searches of encrypted data 8. 50GB of free cloud storage when you download the new Box iOS app 9. 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