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5 freshly-funded cloud computing companies worth watching

	Bit by bit, Intel looks to quadruple SSD storage | USB Type-C peripherals are on the way, and storage devices are first up
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	5 freshly-funded cloud computing companies worth watching Investors made a crowd around the cloud this week, investing $175 million in companies focused on everything from storage to the WAN to the supply chain.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: EMC UNLEASH THE POWER & AGILITY OF YOUR DATA CENTER Unleash the power and agility of your data center. Transform your applications with XtremIO, the leading all-flash array with scale-out and inline all-the-time data services. See what XtremIO can do for your business In this Issue Bit by bit, Intel looks to quadruple SSD storage USB Type-C peripherals are on the way, and storage devices are first up Amazon Cloud Drive's unlimited storage plans undercut rivals INSIDER Building IT for worst-case scenarios INSIDER Will open source save the Internet of Things? RSA Conference bans 'booth babes' 'When will IPv4 become obsolete?' WHITE PAPER: VMTurbo, Inc. Capacity Management Processes Fit for the Cloud Era Read this whitepaper for these 3 takeaways; the complexities of pursuing efficient capacity planning,wow to define functional requirements for your capacity management strategy, and a capacity management strategy that assures service levels while reducing performance risk and hardware footprint. Learn More Bit by bit, Intel looks to quadruple SSD storage With all the photos, videos, apps and tunes you have, the storage on your smartphone may not be enough. With that in mind, Intel is researching new ways to up the storage capacity in mobile devices and PCs without hurting the size or price of devices..To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More USB Type-C peripherals are on the way, and storage devices are first up With Apple’s latest MacBook and Google’s newest Chromebook just out and featuring the new USB Type-C connector, we’re on the lookout for peripherals that use the interface, and storage devices appear to be first out of the gate.Because the Type-C connector can be used to recharge laptops, it may ultimately do away with the need to carry bulky power adapters. Like older USB technology, Type-C will also connect monitors, external storage drives, printers, cameras and other peripherals. One beauty of the system is that cables have the same connector on both ends, and can be inserted into ports without worries about which side is up or down.Storage devices will eventually benefit from Type-C’s USB 3.1 protocol, which can transfer data at 10Gbps (bits per second), double that of USB 3.0. But the first peripherals we’re seeing support only USB 3.0 speeds.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More WEBCAST: Aerohive Gigabit Speed Wireless Networks with 802.11ac With the development of 802.11ac, WLANs surpass the gigabit speed barrier. Watch this webinar recording featuring author of "802.11ac: A Survival Guide" (O'Reily), Matthew Gast, for a discussion on 802.11ac and why it's posed to become the 802.11 standard of choice and how to incorporate it into your network plans. View now>> Amazon Cloud Drive's unlimited storage plans undercut rivals Amazon Cloud Drive is taking the “bang for your buck” throne away from Microsoft with new unlimited cloud storage plans.Amazon's unlimited plan costs $59.99 per year for all file types. A separate photo-only plan costs just $11.99 per year, and includes an additional 5 GB for other files. Both plans come with a three-month free trial. (Amazon Prime subscribers already get unlimited photo storage at no extra cost.)MORE ON NETWORK WORLD: 12 Free Cloud Storage options The only other company offering unlimited storage is Microsoft, through its Office 365 service. Microsoft's Office 365 Personal plan includes unlimited OneDrive storage and one installation of Office for $70 per year. An Office 365 Home plan includes unlimited storage for five users, plus five Office installs, for $100 per year.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More INSIDER Building IT for worst-case scenarios The World Bank had been through six IT leaders in as many years when Stephanie von Friedeburg took the role in 2012. A 20-year development and investment veteran of the World Bank Group and an expert in Russian studies, von Friedeburg had previously taken on the unexpected role of CIO at the International Finance Corporation, a member of the World Bank Group focused on private-sector development. After she spent several years turning around that IT organization, the World Bank’s then president, Robert Zoellick, tapped her to tackle the organization’s larger IT group.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here(Insider Story) Read More WEBCAST: Aerohive Understanding the Network Impact of 802.11ac Watch this webinar recording featuring Forrester Research for an overview of the current 802.11ac technology, a discussion on how high-speed Wi-Fi & application control impacts your network architecture, and take a look at how a proper network strategy can save you 40% or more on your investment. View Now>> INSIDER Will open source save the Internet of Things? To some degree, open source is already present throughout the Internet of Things value chain. Cloud apps that collect and analyze data are heavily dependent on open source software and standards, for example.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here(Insider Story) Read More RSA Conference bans 'booth babes' In what may be a first for the technology industry, RSA Conference 2015 next month apparently will be bereft of a long-controversial trade-show attraction: “booth babes.”While RSA does not use the term “booth babe” specifically, language reportedly in this year’s exhibitor contract makes clear what style of salesmanship is no longer welcome at this event, according to a post by security expert Bill Brenner on the LiquidMatrix blog. That language reads: All Expo staff are expected to dress in business and/or business casual attire. Exhibitors should ensure that the attire of al staff they deploy at their booth (whether the exhibitor’s direct employees or their contractors) be considered appropriate in a professional environment. Attire of an overly revealing or suggestive nature is not permitted. Examples of such attire may include but are not restricted to:To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More 'When will IPv4 become obsolete?' On Reddit’s forum devoted to networking – r/networking – a user asks: “I know that IPv4 is all out of addresses, and most devices are running both IPv4 and IPv6. How long is it going to take before we no longer see both addresses on a device, but only IPv6? 5 years? 10 years? 20 years? Does anyone have an estimate?”Oh, yes, they do; in fact, 82 Redditors offer their views on the matter. Here are a few that represent the general tenor: Well since I still support IPX for some legacy apps ... in 100 years. Right after POTS dies. And then only after another 30 years. General IPv6 adoption is 18 months away. My college prof told me this in 1995, and he's still right. Not in our career lifetime. IPv6 will take off during the year of the Linux desktop. You'll pull IPv4 from my cold, dead hands... But there were also a fair number of more nuanced replies:To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More
	SLIDESHOWS Meet the White House's new open source-happy IT director "First Geek" David Recordon comes from Facebook, open standards world. JOIN THE NETWORK WORLD COMMUNITIES As network pros you understand that the value of connections increase as the number of connections increase, the so called network effect, and no where is this more evident than in professional relationships. Join Network World's LinkedIn and Facebook communities to share ideas, post questions, see what your peers are working on and scout out job applicants (or maybe find your next opportunity). Network World on Facebook Network World on LinkedIn MOST-READ STORIES 1. 'Largest DDoS attack' in GitHub's history targets anticensorship projects 2. Acer Chromebook 15 review: Massive display, with mixed results overall 3. Linus Torvalds suspends key Linux developer 4. NAC is back. And better than ever 5. 9 security gadgets for mobile devices 6. SDN management battle: TAPs vs. network packet 7. Review: Portnox, Extreme lead NAC pack 8. Microsoft adds MDM capabilities to Office 365 9. 9 Common Spanning Tree Mistakes 10. 8 free Wi-Fi stumbling and surveying tools
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IBM to pump billions into new IoT business unit

	Akamai: Most Internet attacks in Q4 originated in China | Will open source save the Internet of Things?
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	IBM to pump billions into new IoT business unit Hungry for a bigger piece of the Internet of things market, IBM will invest $3 billion over four years to establish a new business unit dedicated to providing IoT systems and services to enterprises.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More WEBCAST: Aerohive Gigabit Speed Wireless Networks with 802.11ac With the development of 802.11ac, WLANs surpass the gigabit speed barrier. Watch this webinar recording featuring author of "802.11ac: A Survival Guide" (O'Reily), Matthew Gast, for a discussion on 802.11ac and why it's posed to become the 802.11 standard of choice and how to incorporate it into your network plans. View now>> In this Issue Akamai: Most Internet attacks in Q4 originated in China INSIDER Will open source save the Internet of Things? 5 freshly-funded cloud computing companies worth watching Flaw in common hotel router threatens guests' devices Cisco programs the cloud INSIDER Modernizing enterprise apps for the mobile world Amazon debuts bottomless storage plans for photos, data Anonymous proxies now used in a fifth of DDOS attacks WHITE PAPER: Aerohive Rethinking Enterprise Wireless Networks This paper from IDC explores the trends, challenges, and solutions that the latest generations of WiFi architecture deliver. View Now>> Akamai: Most Internet attacks in Q4 originated in China The number of DDoS attacks in 2014 remained nearly the same compared to 2013 Read More INSIDER Will open source save the Internet of Things? Middleware standards based on open source could be the glue that pulls IOT solutions together. Read More WHITE PAPER: Aerohive WLAN Buyer's Guide It is crucial to thoroughly understand the systems management capabilities of any WLAN being considered, since this will be the largest ongoing expense of the overall deployment. Learn how to evaluate properly by reading Aerohive's WLAN Definitive Guide. View Now>> 5 freshly-funded cloud computing companies worth watching Investors made a crowd around the cloud this week, investing $175 million in companies focused on everything from storage to the WAN to the supply chain. Read More Flaw in common hotel router threatens guests' devices Corporate travelers should be warned that a vulnerable Wi-Fi router commonly used in hotels is easily compromised, putting guests passwords at risk and opening up their computers to malware infections and direct attacks. Read More WHITE PAPER: Aerohive The Network Impact of 802.11ac This paper discuss two approaches for efficient WLAN design. Both let you integrate 802.11ac into your WLAN and help lay the foundation for future, high-speed technologies. View Now>> Cisco programs the cloud Virtualization and scale enhancements for service provider routers address traffic growth, network agility Read More INSIDER Modernizing enterprise apps for the mobile world At SaskPower, an electric utility serving the Canadian province of Saskatchewan, the IT philosophy is leverage, buy or build -- in that order. So when SaskPower wanted to make its SAP applications available on mobile platforms, officials first looked inward to see if those systems could be extended out.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here(Insider Story) Read More Amazon debuts bottomless storage plans for photos, data If you’ve got tons of digital photos and music that are a headache to back up, Amazon wants to interest you in two new storage services designed to ease home backups and archiving.The company’s new Unlimited Everything plan provides what promises to be unlimited storage for US$59.99 per year. The company has also introduced unlimited storage for just photos, at $11.99 a year. Free three-month trials are available for both services, which will replace its heretofore standard free 5GB plan for anyone who bought digital content from Amazon.Customers can store any sort of digital material on the Unlimited Everything plan, including photos, videos, files, documents, movies, and music. The Unlimited Photos allows unlimited storage of photos, and also includes 5GB of additional storage for other files. Amazon Prime members will get the unlimited photo storage service at no cost.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More Anonymous proxies now used in a fifth of DDOS attacks The number of distributed denial of service attacks using anonymous proxies has increased dramatically over the past year, according to a new research report, as attackers use these proxies to create an instant pseudo-botnet. Ofer Gayer, security researcher at Redwood Shores, CA-based Incapsula Inc., said he first spotted the trend about a year ago. Incapsula was working on creating a database of IP addresses spotted attempting malicious activity, and discovered that attackers were abusing anonymous proxies to turn a regular single-origin denial of service attack into a distributed denial of service attack with traffic flowing through thousands -- or tens of thousands -- different IP addresses.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More
	SLIDESHOWS Meet the White House's new open source-happy IT director "First Geek" David Recordon comes from Facebook, open standards world. JOIN THE NETWORK WORLD COMMUNITIES As network pros you understand that the value of connections increase as the number of connections increase, the so called network effect, and no where is this more evident than in professional relationships. Join Network World's LinkedIn and Facebook communities to share ideas, post questions, see what your peers are working on and scout out job applicants (or maybe find your next opportunity). Network World on Facebook Network World on LinkedIn MOST-READ STORIES 1. 'Largest DDoS attack' in GitHub's history targets anticensorship projects 2. Acer Chromebook 15 review: Massive display, with mixed results overall 3. Linus Torvalds suspends key Linux developer 4. NAC is back. And better than ever 5. 9 security gadgets for mobile devices 6. SDN management battle: TAPs vs. network packet 7. Review: Portnox, Extreme lead NAC pack 8. Microsoft adds MDM capabilities to Office 365 9. 9 Common Spanning Tree Mistakes 10. 8 free Wi-Fi stumbling and surveying tools
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