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	Microsoft: One in 14 downloads is malicious The next time a website says to download new software to view a movie or fix a problem, think twice. There's a pretty good chance that the program is malicious. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Kingston Technology The VMware vSphere 4.0 Edition The Yin and Yang of Memory Virtualization Click to continue In this Issue Tech leaders to 2011 grads: Go to the bathroom, don't be a jerk and take risks The 14 Biggest News Days on the Web Attachmate has high hopes for Novell products Today's innovation smackdown: Diane Greene vs. Page & Brin Apple wants smaller SIM cards for its future phones Intel pledges to rejuvenate the PC Intel speeds up road map to tackle threat from ARM Microsoft regearing .Net for easy concurrency SanDisk to buy SSD maker Pliant for $327M Microsoft Exchange 2010 balanced by Kemp WHITE PAPER: Diskeeper Corporation Best Practices for Data Performance on Storage Area Networks Because SANs work at a storage layer underneath the operating system's file system, SAN is unaware of file fragmentation and uable to solve this issue. Performance suffers. This white paper details in clear terms how, where and why Diskeeper data performance technology should be used to ensure maximum SAN performance and optimum data response time. Read more. Tech leaders to 2011 grads: Go to the bathroom, don't be a jerk and take risks New graduates from Duke University, Michigan State University and the University of California might be feeling pretty smart these days, but that doesn't mean the Class of 2011 couldn't still learn a few things from some of the technology industry's most accomplished leaders: Cisco's John Chambers, Microsoft's Steve Ballmer and Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak. Read More The 14 Biggest News Days on the Web Everyone gets their news online these days--but here are the topics that really made people log on. Read More Attachmate has high hopes for Novell products Attachmate intends to revitalize the sales and technical development of the end-user computing products that it acquired when it purchased Novell, such as those for virtualization and enterprise collaboration. Read More WHITE PAPER: Brocade Communications Inc. Setting the Stage for the Next-Generation Datacenter Learn how an Ethernet fabric-based network can help your company optimize its investments in virtualization and cloud technologies. A new IDC white paper reveals how fabric-based network architecture is the cornerstone for creating a more efficient, cost-effective way to move data through the network. Learn more! Today's innovation smackdown: Diane Greene vs. Page & Brin Diane Greene was the figurehead for the fledgling VMware as it grew into the market, highlighted by a buyout by EMC. Google's Larry Page and Sergey Brin are the next generation of college students who turned an idea into a billion-dollar enterprise, taking the baton from Bill Gates and Steve Jobs. Cast your vote now! Read More Apple wants smaller SIM cards for its future phones Apple has proposed a standard for new, smaller SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) cards, in an effort to free up more space on future smartphones. Read More Intel pledges to rejuvenate the PC While much of the innovation these days seems to be happening in smartphones and tablets, Intel says big improvements lie ahead for the trusty PC. Read More WEBCAST: Oracle Oracle Business Intelligence Foundation Oracle BI Foundation Suite delivers the broadest end to end BI functionality from reporting, dashboards, scorecards, scenario modeling, forecasting to ad-hoc analysis. Register Today! Intel speeds up road map to tackle threat from ARM Intel will dramatically shake up its microprocessor road map to meet the demand for very-low-power processors and to fend off the competitive threat from rival chip design company ARM, CEO Paul Otellini said on Tuesday. Read More Microsoft regearing .Net for easy concurrency Two new features being developed for the .Net framework will make greater use of multicore processors Read More SanDisk to buy SSD maker Pliant for $327M SanDisk today announced an agreement to purchase enterprise-class SSD-maker Pliant for $327 million. Read More Microsoft Exchange 2010 balanced by Kemp Kemp Technologies tackles the tricky problem of load balancing Exchange 2010 servers Read More
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