IPv6 – some specific recommendations

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	IPv6 – some specific recommendations This newsletter wraps up our discussion of IPv6 transition plans for the moment. And while we may have felt that the Federal Government may be a little overly zealous in its plans and mandates, and adoption by the Feds certainly does not mean that it's a good idea, there's no question that IPv6 needs to be on your radar scope for a transition within the next two to five years. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP Dynamic Provisioning Meets Today's Network Needs HP has developed a next-generation fabric architecture that uses industry standards to converge storage, server and network resources. It combines intelligence of server edge with an advanced orchestration and management layer to enable virtualization-aware networking, predicable performance and rapid, secure provisioning of resources. Read Now In this Issue Holograms Will Give Video a 3D Look Verizon 150Mbps FiOS Sets Bar for Business Broadband Mobile broadband industry focusing on cloud Some tech issues may move forward in split Congress WEBCAST: Aruba Networks Managing a Global Wireless LAN-Best Practices from Intel IT In this webinar, Intel IT explains how they overcame challenges associated with managing their global WLAN across 150 Intel sites in 63 countries, supporting more than 45k simultaneous users every day. Intel highlights best practices for managing a global WLAN and how they cut support costs. Learn more! Holograms Will Give Video a 3D Look Researchers at the University of Arizona have developed a new type of holographic telepresence technology that allows the projection of 3D moving images for more-lifelike videoconferences. Read More WHITE PAPER: Vyatta Network Virtualization Planning Guide While hypervisors can offer basic layer of switching functionality, they do nothing to provide the additional layer of security and traffic management that is required to properly manage and protect a virtual infrastructure. Read now! Verizon 150Mbps FiOS Sets Bar for Business Broadband Verizon is tripling the top speed of its FiOS broadband to 150Mbps. The move makes Verizon FiOS the fastest broadband service available, and opens up new possibilities for small and medium businesses that rely on consumer-grade broadband connections. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Top 5 IT Budget Killers For businesses to be competitive today, they need to cut costs and improve their products and services. But how can businesses do more with less? This IBM® ebook introduces you to the 5 biggest IT budget killers: Storage expansion, system complexity, hardware sprawl, reliability and scalability. And reveals how you can eliminate them. Read Now Mobile broadband industry focusing on cloud The mobile broadband industry is facing a total transformation and services will be increasingly in the cloud, according to Weimin Ying, president of LTE network product line for Huawei Technologies. Read More Some tech issues may move forward in split Congress Technology issues focused on growing the U.S. economy and creating jobs can move through a divided Congress next year, if lawmakers can set aside controversial issues such as network neutrality, some congressional observers said Thursday. Read More
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