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Tuesday, October 09, 2012
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MUST READ  VMware Fights Lock-In Fears, Supports Rival Tools By Charles Babcock VMware revamps vCloud Suite management tools to work with Microsoft's Hyper-V, Citrix Systems' XenServer, and open source Xen and KVM hypervisors, and run VMs across public and private clouds, including Amazon's EC2.
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Why Huawei Has Congress Worried
Congressional report says increasing dominance of Huawei and ZTE in telecom equipment market gives China an opportunity to spy or conduct malicious activities. If Stuxnet worked, what else will?
IBM Answers Oracle Exadata
PureData System for transactional, analytic, and operational deployments takes on Oracle, replaces IBM's Netezza appliances and Smart Analytic system.
Does Mobile Antivirus Software Really Protect Smartphones?
Bad news: Many mobile antivirus apps are useless. Here's what mobile device management and mobile application management experts say you should focus on instead.
Symantec's New Answer To Enterprise Mobile Headaches
Mobile Management Suite offers IT an umbrella approach to mobile device, app, and security management, simplifies pricing.
Box Embeds Document Collaboration In Other Apps
HTML-5 based embedding puts Box's full file sharing capabilities into websites and other apps. Ten partners have signed on: NetSuite, SugarCRM launch this week, Jive's in the works.
Modern Manhattan Data Center's Secret: Gas Turbines
Check out how DataGryd CEO Peter Feldman innovates using cheap, plentiful natural gas at his energy plant serving 240,000 square feet of data center space in the heart of Manhattan.
Google Retools Search Appliance
Never mind the cloud. Companies need search hardware, and Google aims to deliver.
The Great CIO Debate
Is the role of the CIO to be an innovator or a custodian? Two leading CIOs share advice on how to become the innovation champion in your company.
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