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	F5 profit jumps 37% F5 Networks exceeded analyst expectations for its first quarter, lifting sales 16% and driving profit up 37% compared to a year ago. Read More WEBCAST: HP Metzler: Virtualization and the Network Manager The networks manager's role has changed significantly over the years. This Webcast highlights survey results of 460 IT pros and their experiences with network management. Learn how network automation is helping to address the unique challenges of both physical and virtual environments. Learn more In this Issue Cisco Wi-Fi software makes video more reliable, efficient over wireless Internet heading for 'perfect storm' Available IPv4 addresses dwindle below 10% IPv6 address management Is your network ready for high-def video streams? Study: Broadband does indeed help local economies Analyst: AT&T needs to spend $5 billion to catch up Broadband trials hold regional ISPs to account APNIC: IPv6 adoption delay could create costs WEBCAST: HP Need to Backup 10TB+ per Night? Data deduplication based on grid technology has significant advantages over alternate methods. This video explains how enterprises can; backup 17TB per hour from a single VTL, eliminate human error through advanced automation, increase capacity as needed; save floor space with a smaller footprint, and lower energy costs, Learn more. Cisco Wi-Fi software makes video more reliable, efficient over wireless Video over Wi-Fi can be iffy, buggy, blurry and jittery. Cisco's new software is designed to solve all that. Read More Internet heading for 'perfect storm' Attacks on the cloud could cause major global outages and the service providers are now quietly worried at the potential for chaos, a survey of the sector has found. Read More Available IPv4 addresses dwindle below 10% The long-awaited depletion of the Internet's primary address space came one step closer to reality on Tuesday with the announcement that fewer than 10% of IPv4 addresses remain unallocated. Read More WEBCAST: HP Shifting Role of Network Managers Webcast - More and more network managers are tasked with ensuring optimal application performance 24/7. No one wants to be in a position where end users are the first to notice application degradation. This webcast addresses the shifting role of network managers and provides best practices on fault and performance management. View today! IPv6 address management Whether you like it or not, it appears that IPv6 is in your future sooner or later. And if you thought address management was a headache for IPv4, hold on to your hat! Read More Is your network ready for high-def video streams? Today's CIOs may get blindsided by a technology they don't often think about: video, specifically high-definition video in the enterprise, according to CIO coach and consultant Jim Anderson, head of Blue Elephant Consulting in Tampa, Fla. Read More Study: Broadband does indeed help local economies U.S. broadband policy in recent months has been driven by a widely held assumption that the availability of broadband in an area will help improve the economy. A new study puts some scholarship behind that assumption, with the author saying that broadband indeed has economic benefits. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP Optimize Network Management, Achieve ITIL v3 goals The key to truly efficient network management software is the ability to integrate with other management software platforms. Find out how HP now provides a completely new, rich set of out-of-the-box integration with HP software as well as third-party applications. Learn more Analyst: AT&T needs to spend $5 billion to catch up AT&T would need to spend about $5 billion on its wireless network to catch up with the coverage offered by Verizon Wireless, a financial research firm said. Read More Broadband trials hold regional ISPs to account Regional ISPs will be made more accountable for delivering advertised broadband speeds following a Federal Government test of consumer Internet access. Read More APNIC: IPv6 adoption delay could create costs The accelerating decline of IPv4 address space could end up increasing the cost of Internet access unless the industry speeds up the migration to IPv6 in the near future, according to Asia Pacific Network Information Centre (APNIC) chief scientist, Geoff Huston. Read More
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