| Wearin’ o’ the green, 12/03/07: It’s hard to find an organization that’s greener than the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. The EPA’s National Computer Center in North Carolina was one of the first data centers to receive a silver certification from the U.S. Green Building Council. Network World's National Correspondent Carolyn Duffy Marsan interviewed EPA’s CIO Molly O’Neill about virtualization, screen savers, recycling and other tips for creating environmentally friendly IT shops. Suit over Intel chip speeds pushed back, 11/30/07: Intel had a legal reprieve Thursday when an Illinois judge threw out a state appeals court ruling that would have launched a nationwide class-action lawsuit against the company over Pentium 4 processors. How will Juniper's Hurricane-based Ethernet LAN switch affect Cisco's market? Juniper is poised to launch its much-anticipated Ethernet LAN switch next month. Live Chat: Microsoft/Cisco cert tips revealed Get your cert questions answered by cert guru Patrick Regan, author of over a dozen books. December 11, 2-3 p.m. EST. No registration required. Cisco responds to Dynamips alleged IOS licensing violation: Taylor Ripley, CSO of CertGuard asks: "Since Dynampis is written and distributed by an accredited university in France, (UTC - University of Technology of Compiegne), and since Dynampis has world-wide press, why hasn't Cisco Systems pursued legal action against individuals using Dynampis if it violates copyright and licensing of the Cisco IOS Agreement?" Look out Lenovo: Dell to expand in China, 11/30/07: Dell plans to expand its presence in China from 45 cities to more than 1,000 over the next year or so in a bid to match the broader market reach of Lenovo. Cloudsmith service pushes 'virtual distros', 11/30/07: A new company, Cloudsmith, has created a Web-based service meant to let developers access and exchange "virtual distros," or custom configurations, of open-source software. CA: Facebook's Beacon more intrusive than previously thought, 11/30/07: A CA security researcher is sounding the alarm that Facebook's controversial Beacon online ad system goes much further than anyone has imagined in tracking people's Web activities outside the popular social networking site. FRCP: One legal pro’s tips for complying with federal rules, 11/30/07: According to Stephen Whetstone, a former litigation partner at the Boston-based Testa Hurwitz & Thibeault, many companies have lagged behind in implementing plans to comply with the recently-amended Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP) that mandate ... AMD outgrows R&D facility in India, 11/29/07: AMD has opened a second R&D center for its team of chip engineers based in Bangalore, India, having outgrown the first one in just three years. Infineon-Siemens joint venture gets green light from EU, 11/29/07: The European Commission gave German technology companies Infineon and Siemens the go-ahead Thursday to form a joint venture to produce bipolar high-power semiconductors, concluding that their combined strengths won't distort the market. The flavors of virtualization and MojoPac for a virtualized desktop, 11/29/07: Mark Gibbs discusses the different ways virtualization can be implemented and takes a look at a virtualization product that will give you a robust, portable Windows XP desktop on a nerd stick. AMD may build a chip plant in India, Ruiz says, 11/29/07: Advanced Micro Devices is warming to the idea of building a chip manufacturing plant in India, which would be a significant breakthrough for the country's high-tech ambitions. | 
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