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	Cisco bounces back Cisco has been crowing about its rebound, and with good reason. What a difference a year makes. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Cisco Join the Cisco UCS Webcast on March 8 Hear from leading experts how third-generation fabric computing, delivered through Cisco UCS, meets changing business demands and provides companies with a competitive advantage. Click to continue In this Issue What's hot at RSA 2012 Intel hopes for SSD boost in memory asset sale to Micron IBM debuts partner incentives at conference Dell releases next-gen 10GbE storage arrays No webcast for Wednesday's Windows 8 launch event, Microsoft confirms Dell claims it has network virtualization architecture too RSA Conference 2012: Stress and burnout in infosec careers Dell buys AppAssure for software backup Microsoft is building a new datacenter in Dublin IBM scientists discuss quantum computing breakthrough WHITE PAPER: APC How Data Center Management Software Improves Planning Business executives are challenging their IT staffs to convert data centers from cost centers into producers of business value. Data centers can make a significant impact to the bottom line by enabling the business to respond more quickly to market demands. Learn More What's hot at RSA 2012 Read More Intel hopes for SSD boost in memory asset sale to Micron Micron Technology has bought out Intel's stake in two wafer factories that are part of a NAND joint venture between the two companies in a move they said will expand the supply of flash memory. Read More IBM debuts partner incentives at conference To help its partners generate more cloud business, IBM has introduced new training, tools and a financial incentive package at its PartnerWorld conference, being held this week in New Orleans. Read More WHITE PAPER: Tripwire Responding to New Threats in More Complex IT Environments As organizations today face the challenge of protecting their valuable data, they must balance that protection with giving business users and customers access to the data. Learn More! Dell releases next-gen 10GbE storage arrays Dell EqualLogic today unveiled the next generation of its mid-range storage arrays, which use 10GbE ports to create iSCSI storage networks using existing copper or fiber infrastructures. Read More No webcast for Wednesday's Windows 8 launch event, Microsoft confirms Microsoft doesn't plan to webcast Wednesday's launch event for Windows 8 Consumer Preview. Read More Dell claims it has network virtualization architecture too Dell this week is throwing its hat into the virtual networking ring with an architecture that initially is long on vision but short on specifics. Read More WHITE PAPER: Internap New eBook: Enterprise IP Buyer's Guide We are all aware of the impact performance can have on the bottom line. Organizations are increasingly choosing Website Performance Optimization (WPO) technologies to boost reliability, availability and their bottom line. Learn More RSA Conference 2012: Stress and burnout in infosec careers Career stress and burnout is as common among information security professionals as it is among professionals in other high-stress fields, such as medicine or law. But finding support and information on dealing with info sec career burnout is difficult because resources and knowledge are scant. Read More Dell buys AppAssure for software backup Dell said Friday it has purchased backup software vendor AppAssure, in the first of an expected run of acquisitions following Dell's appointment of former CA CEO John Swainson as head of a new software division. Read More Microsoft is building a new datacenter in Dublin Microsoft is spending about US$130 million to build a new datacenter in Dublin, as it needs more room to run cloud services there, the company said on Thursday. Read More IBM scientists discuss quantum computing breakthrough Technology news outlets are abuzz this morning with a report from IBM that its scientists have made great strides toward to bringing the theories of quantum computing to reality. From a Computerworld story on our site: Scientists at IBM Research today said they have achieved a major advance in quantum computing that will allow engineers to begin work on creating a full-scale quantum computer. Read... Read More
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