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	Cisco puts its unified computing servers into OpenStack clouds The top executives leading Cisco's OpenStack efforts today said customers can run the open source cloud computing platform with its Unified Computing System (UCS) and Nexus hardware devices, and that the company will provide advanced support to help customers deploy OpenStack clouds. Read More WEBCAST: HP Intel VMware Your IT Journey - Your Way Faced with unrelenting pressure to do more with less, IT leaders are implementing virtualization, mobility and cloud computing in their enterprises. In this Knowledge Vault Exchange you'll find a plethora of valuable information, including videos, on-demand Webcasts, white papers and Twitter chats. View Now! In this Issue 'Canary' Chrome chirps when it smells malware Google's KitKat gives Mozilla, Nokia a Halloween scare Apple's tablet lead shrinks as Android gains momentum WEBCAST: IBM Corporation IBM SmartCloud SaaS Helps Transform Business IBM SmartCloud Solutions accelerate innovation for the enterprise across business processes, deliver business analytics at the point of impact, and connect people with collaborative business networks. Learn more at ibm.com/saas Learn More. 'Canary' Chrome chirps when it smells malware Google has expanded malware blocking in an early development build of Chrome to sniff out a wider range of threats than the browser already recognizes. Read More WEBCAST: HP Reignite Innovation with the SDN Open Ecosystem Programmable network aligned to business applications delivers agility Read Now Google's KitKat gives Mozilla, Nokia a Halloween scare Google has paid extra attention to Android's performance on low-cost smartphones when developing version 4.4 of the OS, which could be very good news for consumers and developers but a problem for competitors like Mozilla and Nokia. Read More WEBCAST: Comcast IT Transformation: Making the Move to Services IT functions today are delivered on-demand from a trusted third-party, often from the cloud. CIOs can focus more on driving business innovation, and less on core functions. Hosted voice solutions directly support this shift: they are cost-effective, streamline disaster recovery and business continuity, and centralize management and processes. View Now Apple's tablet lead shrinks as Android gains momentum Apple's once-dominant lead in the fast-growing tablet market is shrinking as buyers move to Android tablets, which are cheaper and available in different sizes, according to separate research released by IHS and IDC on Wednesday. Read More
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