Intel, Ubiquisys to develop small base stations

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	Intel, Ubiquisys to develop small base stations On Wednesday, femtocell maker Ubiquisys announced an agreement with Intel to develop a new generation of small base stations that will allow operators to push content to the edge of their networks. Read More WHITE PAPER: Argent What's the biggest bottleneck in VMware? Do more CPUs improve VMware?    Using VMware NIC Teaming?    Does TCP/IP affect VMware? (You'll be surprised)    Get this essential FREE white paper now    11 pages of technical details, not sales fluff     Click to continue In this Issue Taipei presses Sony for more information after PSN hack Skype kills integration with open source PBX Asterisk AT&T to launch its LTE network in 5 cities this summer Google: Mobile map search surging past desktop use New U.S. bill would make ISPs to keep 18-months records Sharky: Just like he was told to DOWNLOAD: Citrix Free Download: Citrix® NetScaler® Now you can get the ultimate in dynamic, cost-effective Web app delivery with Citrix® NetScaler® VPX. Simply download the free Express Edition of this virtual appliance and you'll experience infinitely flexible L4-7 load balancing, Web app acceleration and security from a single, virtual appliance. Click to continue Taipei presses Sony for more information after PSN hack The city of Taipei has sought more help from Sony for PlayStation Network gamers whose personal details may have been leaked Read More Skype kills integration with open source PBX Asterisk Skype has decided not to renew an agreement that allows open-source telephony system Asterisk to be integrated with the service using software developed with Digium. Read More AT&T to launch its LTE network in 5 cities this summer AT&T said it will activate its LTE (Long-Term Evolution) wireless network this summer in five cities, Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Houston and San Antonio. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Microsoft Is Microsoft Desktop Virtualization for you? Desktop Virtualization provides a comprehensive suite of solutions that enables companies to give their employees flexibility to work everywhere; simplifying compliance and management through a centralized and unified infrastructure. Learn how IT is empowering users with Desktop Virtualization with this on-demand roundtable. Click to continue Google: Mobile map search surging past desktop use Google is experiencing a shift towards more mobile use, an executive says Read More New U.S. bill would make ISPs to keep 18-months records A bipartisan bill introduced on Wednesday in the U.S. House of Representatives will require Internet service providers to retain subscriber information for up to 18 months. Read More Sharky: Just like he was told to This female user complains that the guy in the next cubicle is surfing porn on the Web -- and after an investigation, he's gone. But that's not the end.   Read More
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