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3 steps for moving Cisco's Catalyst 6500 to the Nexus 9000
Cisco is anxious for data center switching customers to move to its new line and is recommending how Read More

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WHITE PAPER: Network Instruments

4 Key Survival Tips for Planning Your Next Big Data Project
Big Data projects slam network performance. This paper offer survival tips to prepare your network before the Big Data projects hit, not after. Learn how to monitor and manage network performance for bandwidth, consistent low latency, scalable storage, processing power and security. Learn More

Oracle says Oregon governor spiked Obamacare site for political reasons
Oregon and Oracle are likely headed to a battle in court over Cover Oregon Read More

Catalog engines enable simplified backup migrations
Despite the better features, lower prices and reduced complexity offered by newer enterprise backup software vendors, the need to maintain access to data for legal and compliance needs have locked companies into their current provider. Read More

WEBCAST: Fortinet

Why are customers really deploying an NGFW?
Next Generation Firewall (NGFW). It seems every IT Security expert is talking about them, but what are people really doing? This webcast covers 5 real-world customer deployments and explores business drivers, key requirements, solutions considered and the final deployment. Learn more >>

New products of the week 06.23.14
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The 10 baddest supercomputers on Earth
The latest of the Top500 ranking sees China stay on top. Read More

WHITE PAPER: Limelight Networks

Step-by Step Guide to Optimizing the Digital Experience
This practical guide to superior online performance takes a closer look at the complex concept of online performance: what it is, how to measure it, and—most critically—what it takes to make it better. Learn More

INSIDER

Review: Open source proxy servers are capable, but a bit rough around the edges
Artica scores highest in four-product test, IPFire, Squid and Apache also deliver solid proxy services. Read More

Nvidia abandons 64-bit Denver chip for servers
Nvidia cancels plans to develop a 64-bit ARM chip for servers as questions linger about the viability of such products Read More

Facebook reveals its "Wedge" open data-center switch
The company wants to open up the platform for development and use by others Read More

Dear FCC: Please don't let me watch football
I can understand why millionaire NFL team owners would lobby the FCC in an effort to dissuade that regulatory body from ditching its so-called “TV blackout rule.” After all, the rule requires that 85% of an NFL team’s ridiculously priced “non-premium” seats be sold or a game cannot be shown on TV (free or otherwise).Who wouldn’t want to protect such a sweet racket?What I don’t understand is how these millionaire NFL team owners could envision me – a lifelong fan and former season-ticket holder – getting behind this effort to convince the FCC to continue playing a role in stopping me from watching football.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More

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