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	When Boomers say bye-bye What IT execs can do before top talent heads off to Del Boca Vista Read More   WHITE PAPER: APC by Schneider Electric Fundamental Principles of Generators for IT Every IT professional who is responsible for the operation of computing equipment needs to ensure their data center or network room is prepared for extended utility power outages. This paper is an introduction to standby generators and subsystems that power a facility's critical electrical loads when the utility cannot. Learn more In this Issue Ubuntu 13.10: 5 things we love, 5 things we hate OEMs, Intel making big mistake with two-headed, dual-OS devices 4 reasons companies say yes to open source AT&T lets companies sponsor subscribers' mobile data Are time travelers surfing the Web? NSA critic Bruce Schneier joins security firm Co3 as CTO Data visualizations pretty as Pi The road to 5G wireless: A brief history of mobile networks SDN showdown: Examining the differences between VMware's NSX and Cisco's ACI Privacy suit against Facebook a warning for businesses CES 2014: New gadgets help kids spy on mom and programmable Mom spy on everyone CES 2014: Huawei's Ascend Mate2 in two minutes 2014's 25 Geekiest 25th Anniversaries WHITE PAPER: APC by Schneider Electric Infrastructure Management Software Improves Planning & Costs This paper demonstrates, through a series of examples, how data center infrastructure management software tools can simplify operational processes, cut costs, and speed up information delivery. View more Ubuntu 13.10: 5 things we love, 5 things we hate Read More   OEMs, Intel making big mistake with two-headed, dual-OS devices   'I don't see any benefit to consumers,' says analyst of systems that run Android and Windows Read More   4 reasons companies say yes to open source Open source is free and widely available, but its benefits don't stop there. Enterprises are embracing it for its agility, a quality they value above all in these times of marketplace upheaval. Read More   AT&T lets companies sponsor subscribers' mobile data AT&T will let media companies and other partners cover the cost of delivering some data over the carrier's mobile network, letting subscribers click on videos and other content without worrying about their monthly data caps. Read More   Are time travelers surfing the Web? If there are time travelers out there, they aren't talking about it on Twitter or Facebook. At least according to research conducted by Michigan Technological University which this week published a paper "Searching the Internet for evidence of time travelers." +MORE ON NETWORK WORLD: The weirdest, wackiest and coolest sci/tech stories of 2013+ Read More   NSA critic Bruce Schneier joins security firm Co3 as CTO The network security industry's legendary free thinker Bruce Schneier Monday said he's taken a job as CTO at Co3 Systems, but that this in no way will curtail his determination to speak and write candidly on important topics such as the National Security Agency's (NSA) practices. Read More   Data visualizations pretty as Pi One of our most popular items of the year is inevitably our Pi Day Celebration slideshow, which we compile from assorted sources, usually a week or so before the day: March 14, or 3.14). But every so often we come across a new Pi item that we just can't wait to share with you, and so it is with this Pi data visualization video that has gained popularity on YouTube in recent days. Read More   The road to 5G wireless: A brief history of mobile networks A look back at the evolution of the way data gets from the Internet into the palm of your hand Read More   SDN showdown: Examining the differences between VMware's NSX and Cisco's ACI   The arrival of Software Defined Networking (SDN), which is often talked about as a game changing technology, is pitting two industry kingpins and former allies against each other: Cisco and VMware. Read More   Privacy suit against Facebook a warning for businesses A lawsuit accusing Facebook of mining private messages for information it can pass on to advertisers stands as a reminder to businesses that privacy is a relative word on a social network, experts say. Read More   CES 2014: New gadgets help kids spy on mom and programmable Mom spy on everyone A plethora of new gadgets will come out of CES 2014; some are delightful and others are disturbing depending upon where you fall off the fence when it comes to privacy and security. In fact, some the descriptions, which were surely meant to be considered as cool, seemed uber creepy. Under "Technology for a Better World honorees" for the 2014 CES Innovations Design and Engineering Awards, there are... Read More   CES 2014: Huawei's Ascend Mate2 in two minutes CES 2014: Huawei's Ascend Mate2 in two minutes With a massive 6.1-inch screen, the Ascend Mate2 boast two-day battery life and the ability to charge other devices. Follow reporter Nick Barber on Twitter @nickjb. From: Network World Videos Views: 5 0 ratings Time: 02:00 More in Science & Technology Read More   2014's 25 Geekiest 25th Anniversaries A look back at the most memorable tech-related happenings of 1989 Read More
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