Network World Daily News AM | | HP this week will unveil a software-defined networking switch and application that add bulk to the company's 50-switch SDN arsenal and should enable it to compete more directly with Cisco and Arista on this front.The switch, being unveiled at HP's annual Discover customer conference in Las Vegas, is called the FlexFabric datacenter 7900 series. It is a nonblocking Layer 2/3 Clos switch with 40G interfaces and support for OpenFlow, and VXLAN and NVGRE tunneling for network virtualization. It is designed to integrate the virtual overlay with the physical underlay networks to create a unified fabric for network visibility, availability and response time, and for supporting rapid workload mobility for VMware vSphere vMotion environments.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here | | Issue highlights 1. HP enters supercomputing market with water-cooled Apollo system 2. Netflix won't budge in dispute with Verizon over video quality 3. PayPal chief joins Facebook to strengthen mobile messaging 4. Start-up wants to use Big Data to thwart security threats 5. Just wave DoCoMo wearable SIM for network access 6. Chinese cyberspies targeting U.S, European defense, space sectors 7. Daunting photos of a village built to handle electronic waste 8. The SAN is dead! Long live the storage fabric! 9. Rumors: New flagship Windows Phone due this fall, OS upgrade next year 10. Toronto cracks winner's circle in Smart City competition | WEBCAST: HP Today, the industry is at an inflection point - driven by a triple storm of Big Data, cloud, and mobility; and in this new environment, security is paramount. The New Style of IT is about how businesses and IT leverage this rapid change for enterprise growth. Learn More | Hewlett-Packard has entered the market for supercomputers with a new Apollo family of systems, including a high-end machine that has a novel water-based system to keep it cool.Lots of supercomputers have been assembled from HP hardware, but this is the first time the company has offered a listed product specifically for that market. It's hoping to drive the use of supercomputers beyond governments and academia and more deeply into the enterprise.It introduced two Apollo systems Monday: the water-cooled Apollo 8000 and an air-cooled system called the Apollo 6000. Both are available for order now, said Jim Ganthier, who heads worldwide marketing for HP servers.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here READ MORE | Verizon sent the video streaming company a cease-and-desist notice after messages to customers blamed its network READ MORE | A stronger set of features, possibly including payments, might be coming to Facebook's messaging properties now that former PayPal president David Marcus has come to work for the social network.Both Facebook and eBay, which owns PayPal, said Monday that Marcus, who headed PayPal's mobile payments, would be joining Facebook as head of mobile messaging. eBay did not say who would be replacing him at PayPal.Facebook's hiring of Marcus represents a serious investment by the company to strengthen its messaging software. Facebook did not say what improvements specifically might be coming, but it's clear the company is looking to further expand the use of its messaging apps, and maybe introduce monetization features.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here READ MORE | WEBCAST: Network Instruments This webcast discusses five best practices on how to successfully optimize and manage UC, as well as how to gain clear picture of overall performance and quickly troubleshoot when the inevitable issues arise. Learn More | Start-up Exabeam today came out of stealth mode, saying it plans to make available a big data security analytics product in a few months to help bring greater precision in identifying threats and incidents. Exabeam's three co-founders include its CEO Nir Polak, vice president of products Sylvain Gil, both formerly with Imperva, and chief technology officer Domingo Mihovilovic, formerly with Sumo Logic. They say they've come up with machine-learning technology that can utilize the information gained through a company's existing security tools to squeeze needed precision out of them. +More on Network World: 12 hot security start-ups to watch | DARPA system to blend AI, machine learning to understand mountain of text+To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here READ MORE | The card stores authentication information to activate any smartphone or tablet READ MORE | A Chinese cyberespionage group operating out of Shanghai has been launching targeted attacks against the U.S. defense and European aerospace industries, a security vendor reported.[U.S. files indictments against Chinese officials for espionage]Dubbed Putter Panda, the group has connections to the People's Liberation Army, CrowdStrike said in a report released Monday. The vendor has been tracking the group since 2012.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here READ MORE | WEBCAST: Brocade Communications Are you faced with increasing pressure to deploy technology faster? You're not alone. This year, over half of enterprises will be prioritizing building a private cloud, a concept introduced less than five years ago. View Now>> | "Image by REUTERS/Oswaldo RivasReuters calls it a hub for electronic rubbish. That would be Dongxiaokou village, which sits on the outskirts of Beijing in China. Here all manner of e-waste is sent to be stripped for recycling or just plain scrap. Dongxiaokou's residents grapple with poor infrastructure and sanitation facilities, in addition to dangers associated with handling e-waste. The village is now facing demolition and residents are worried about losing their homes and work, according to Reuters. China is now the planet's second biggest producer of it, only behind the United States, according to information from a 2013 environmental conference.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here READ MORE | The day has come to leverage the best of both worlds and evolve the legacy SAN to a storage fabric. READ MORE | Now that it owns the former Nokia handset business, Microsoft is apparently getting to work. READ MORE | New York City Toronto, Canada's largest city, was named `Intelligent Community of the Year' last week at the annual Intelligent Community Forum. This was the third try for the Toronto mega-region, home to 175,000 Information and Communication Technology workers in 11,500 companies. The region has an additional 230,000 financial services employees, making it the fastest growing financial sector in North America. Lou Zacharilla, co-founder of the Intelligent Community Forum think tank, dubbed the Canadian winner "New York City with manners." In its application, the city repeatedly emphasized its culture of tolerance, diversity, collaboration, and inter-sector cooperation.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here READ MORE | WEBCAST: Kemp Technologies The Growth of Hybrid Cloud is effecting companies of all sizes. In this webinar you will learn: How to deploy Hybrid Cloud Applications in Hours Not Weeks, Enable Security & High Availability for Apps Migrated to the Hybrid Cloud. Learn More | | | | | | | |
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