Net neutrality rules and the FCC's huge mistake

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	Net neutrality rules and the FCC's huge mistake The Senate disapproval resolution of the FCC's net neutrality rules failed; could the FCC have made a serious mistake? Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Network World What's the right route to IPv6? Attend The Critical Path to IPv6 and start creating your IPv6 roadmap to avoid costly pitfalls. At this exclusive one-day event, you'll learn from IPv6 experts--including ARIN CEO John Curran--sharing their strategies and best practices for ensuring a smooth transition to the new IP environment. Complimentary admission. Register today. Learn more In this Issue Techniques for Prolonging the Lifespan of IPv4 Flash Is Dead; Somewhere, Steve Jobs Is Smiling My Take on Scoble's Take on Microsoft's Tablet Strategy OpenStack, Cloud Builders And The Future Of The Cloud Will Windows 8 really perform on well on low-end hardware? Here's a test. WHITE PAPER: Raritan Why Managing VMs is So Complex Because virtual servers coexist with nonvirtualized ones, it effectively doubles the tools and efforts relevant to data center administration. Discover how a unified, out-of-band approach that aggregates management tools into a single, consolidated platform, renders the virtual and physical layers transparent from an IT management perspective. Read now! Techniques for Prolonging the Lifespan of IPv4 IPv6 proponents have long been predicting the death of IPv4 to get the industry to recognize the importance of IPv6. Although IPv4 address exhaustion has occurred many organizations are still uncertain about the next steps. It is clear that IPv4 is going to be with us for decades to come and there are strategies to prolong the lifespan of IPv4. Read More WEBCAST: Cisco Systems Driving Collaboration and Business Value with Video Key stakeholders and knowledge experts responsible for innovation and flawless business execution are often separated by time zones and culture – and may be partners or customers. The way to reduce those barriers is to bring real-time, face-to-face collaboration to your organization. View Now! Flash Is Dead; Somewhere, Steve Jobs Is Smiling Somewhere today Steve Jobs is smiling about Adobe's announcement that they are going to stop development of Flash for mobile platforms. Read More WHITE PAPER: Cisco Systems Cisco WAAS Optimizes Application Delivery from the Cloud Delivering applications from cloud to remote sites can affect application performance, availability, and security. Deploying Cisco WAAS, organizations can achieve cost savings promised by the cloud architectures while overcoming IT challenges and meeting data-compliance goals. Learn More My Take on Scoble's Take on Microsoft's Tablet Strategy Blogger and gadfly Robert Scoble has posted some interesting comments on why he thinks his former employer Microsoft will fail in the tablet space. While Scoble's opinions have become somewhat polarizing to some folks, he does make some valid points. Read More OpenStack, Cloud Builders And The Future Of The Cloud Earlier this week I wrote about a new service from Rackspace Cloud Builders division called Rackspace Cloud: Private Edition. It is a cloud management as a service (CM-aaS) offering that allows anyone to set up a private cloud on their own premises, in a Rackspace data center or even another data center. Read More Will Windows 8 really perform on well on low-end hardware? Here's a test. Among the plethora of information regarding Windows 8 that Microsoft has so far disseminated, is talk about a handful of optimizations meant to streamline, speed-up, or otherwise reduce Windows 8's footprint in comparison to Windows 7. So, I set out to put these claims to a real world test. Read More
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