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	Windows 7 posts enterprise gains, but XP retains 60% share Although enterprises are in the midst of migrating more machines to Microsoft's Windows 7, the aged Windows XP still accounts for nearly 6-in-10 PCs in corporations, according to a recent report by research firm Forrester. Read More WEBCAST: Red Hat Migrate from VMware to Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization Join us for a webinar highlighting the cost benefits of migrating from VMware to Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization. Hear about common customer deployments and the drivers that lead to migrating to Red Hat and the tools available to help organizations with planning and executing a migration of their own. Learn more! In this Issue Mozilla ships Firefox 5, holds to new rapid-release plan Senator: New cybersecurity regulations needed for banks From CIO.com: Google Mobile Tips: 2 New Ways to Search Faster Update: UK police arrest teen from LulzSec for DDoS attack NYSE Euronext system glitch floors European trading HP tests personalized video delivery to consumers Security Manager's Journal: Sometimes nothing gets done if you don't do it yourself Serve 'Customer 2.0' well or perish The Agile Business: Rebuilding IT post-recession: Hire for the future, not the past Most IT pros don't fear losing their jobs to the cloud Blog: BlackBerry maker starts cutting jobs Darlene Storm: Can geeks save bitcoin after hellish week of hack, heist, trojan and a crash? Jonny Evans: Apple's 'jaw-dropping' Final Cut Pro X hurts Adobe WHITE PAPER: F5 Seven Data Center Challenges One of the pillars of the Virtual Data Center is virtual platform infrastructure, or the virtual machine; however virtual platforms are dependent on many other, oft forgotten components of both the physical and virtual data center. Learn More Today! Mozilla ships Firefox 5, holds to new rapid-release plan Mozilla today delivered the final version of Firefox 5, the first edition under the new faster-release regime it kicked off earlier this year. Read More Senator: New cybersecurity regulations needed for banks A U.S. senator calls for new cybersecurity regulations for banks. Read More From CIO.com: Google Mobile Tips: 2 New Ways to Search Faster Google updates its mobile site with shortcuts that make searching for nearby locations and creating longer queries easier. Read More Update: UK police arrest teen from LulzSec for DDoS attack U.K. police arrested a 19-year-old on Monday for allegedly attacking a police website earlier in the day, in what is the first arrest connected with the rogue hacking group Lulz Security. Read More NYSE Euronext system glitch floors European trading The New York Stock Exchange's European stock markets were floored for two hours this morning, after a significant system problem hit trading for a second day. Read More HP tests personalized video delivery to consumers Hewlett-Packard's research organization in Bangalore has developed an application that will help consumers create personalized channels of online video content on their Windows computers. Read More ARTICLE: SMA Global Free IT networking opportunity & educational seminar-6/21/11 The latest mobility, security, virtualization technologies to help make things simpler, control costs, and be more secure & productive Click to continue Security Manager's Journal: Sometimes nothing gets done if you don't do it yourself Our manager's growing IT department has a lot of new managers, and they want to oversee the actual implementation of security projects. But very little implementation is actually taking place. Read More Serve 'Customer 2.0' well or perish Businesses must start preparing to serve the emerging tech-savvy Customer 2.0 class that's graduating from college looking to spend money with companies that understand their social networking world. Read More The Agile Business: Rebuilding IT post-recession: Hire for the future, not the past Your budget is now back to pre-recession levels, and you're hiring again. But it's a new world, and you're leveraging very different technologies. What are the skills to look for in new talent? Read More Most IT pros don't fear losing their jobs to the cloud Most people in the IT industry are sure that enterprise cloud computing usage will double in the next two years. But they also feel that IT professionals will not be displaced from their enterprise jobs because of the cloud. Read More Blog: BlackBerry maker starts cutting jobs BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion has started to hand out pink slips to employees in Waterloo, Ontario, where the Canadian company's headquarters are located. Read More Darlene Storm: Can geeks save bitcoin after hellish week of hack, heist, trojan and a crash? After a nearly $9 million bitcoin virtual heist and an attack on MtGox, the biggest bitcoin exchange, the value of the virtual currency crashed. There was a previous half million bitcoin theft and a trojan in the wild is stealing from bitcoin digital wallets. Then the EFF stopped accepting bitcoins as donations. After this hellish week, can geeks and hackers save the P2P bitcoin currency? Read More Jonny Evans: Apple's 'jaw-dropping' Final Cut Pro X hurts Adobe Apple has struck again, with the introduction of its own true 64-bit pro-video editing super-hero, Final Cut Pro X, introducing important changes in the way the software handles, ingests, encodes and manages video production workflow. And its available only via the Mac App Store -- at a fraction the price of Adobe Premiere. Read More
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