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Date: Feb 10, 2014 7:19 AM
Subject: FIRST LOOK: HP takes giant leap in server design
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Network World Daily News AM | | When it comes to data center servers, the goal is to pack the most power into the smallest, most efficient package. HP has leapfrogged past traditional blade servers with its new Moonshot line that delivers high density and low power in a space-saving "cartridge-based" chassis. | | Issue highlights 1. Cisco protects itself and its customers 2. US seeks information on industry ability to hold bulk phone data 3. Gigabit Wi-Fi Case Study: Erickson Living upgrades to 802.11ac 4. Flappy Bird developer Dong Nguyen says he will remove the popular iOS game from the App Store tomorrow 5. Judge rebukes Apple for invoking nationalist bias but denies Samsung a retrial 6. Security expert publishes truth and tech details behind NBC Sochi hacking story 7. 2014's 25 Geekiest 25th Anniversaries 8. Solving the Credit-Card Security Challenge 9. Bitcoin price plunges as Mt. Gox says flaw in protocol allows fraud 10. Google to begin auditing YouTube pageviews to ensure accuracy | WHITE PAPER: HP In this white paper, IDC discusses how having a highly efficient and optimized network infrastructure will properly prepare network operations for SDNs and what role vendor services have when supporting, evolving, and transforming these complex networks. Read Now>> | Cisco's patent licensing deals with Google and Samsung this week are intended to avoid costly litigation so the licensing companies can focus on product development. Google and Samsung took care of that themselves late last month. READ MORE | The U.S. government has asked industry for information on whether commercially available services can provide a viable alternative to the government holding bulk phone records for a program of the National Security Agency. READ MORE | Erickson Living, a company that manages 16 Continuing Care Retirement Communities in nine states, faces a unique challenge when it comes to installed a wireless network – each retirement community has common areas where residents share available bandwidth, but there are also individual residential units where end users have their personal phone and Internet connections. READ MORE | WHITE PAPER: QLogic Application performance improvements can be accomplished with several different deployment models using caching. Having a good understanding of how these models address your needs is key. Learn More>> | READ MORE | A U.S. judge has denied Samsung's request for a retrial in a patent dispute with Apple, but she also chastised Apple's lawyers for making the Korean firm's "foreignness" an issue in closing remarks to the jury. READ MORE | NBC News seems to think that "regular" users visiting the Sochi Winter Olympics go out of their way to ignore software updates, disregard security patches, and actively engage in unsafe online behavior. Some users may be slower to patch, or to allow software to update, but they would first have had to actively choose different default settings as Windows and most common software wants to automatically... READ MORE | WHITE PAPER: Mitel Networks Focusing on top- and bottom-line business results helps IT leaders garner support for unified communications. Learn More | Network World’s latest edition of the year’s “25 Geekiest 25th Anniversaries” includes the launch of the first GPS satellites, Lotus Notes 1.0, Nintendo’s Game Boy and SimCity, as well as one of tech’s most notorious false alarms: “cold fusion.” READ MORE | One of the key items on my 2014 prayer list is security. While I continue to believe that we really can address security to a very great (but, of course, not absolute) degree, we simply do not. Maybe it's the fact that the cost of a breach can be easily shifted to the victim, or laziness or ignorance on the part of system designers, engineering managers, developers, and marketers, to say nothing of... READ MORE | Bitcoin software has a bug that allows fraud, Tokyo-based bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox said Monday. The news was followed by a new fall in the value of the digital currency. READ MORE | Despite numerous reports that ad payments to content creators on YouTube have been shrinking in recent months, there's still a solid amount of money to be had on the world's most popular video site if you can attract enough eyeballs. Consequently, some video owners on the site have taken to artificially inflating their pageview count by employing underhanded strategies such as redirects or even going... READ MORE | WHITE PAPER: HP and Intel® This white paper explains sponsored by HP and Intel® what is fueling the growing gap between enterprise demand and the IT supply; and how your organization can close that gap. Intel®, the Intel® logo, Xeon, and Xeon Inside are trademarks or registered trademarks of Intel Corporation in the U.S. and/or other countries. Learn More>> | | | | | | | | |
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