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	Yahoo layoffs would indicate company direction Rumored layoffs at Yahoo could offer a clue as to how the company's new CEO, Scott Thompson, plans to redirect the stumbling Internet giant. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: CloudPassage CloudPassage If you thought that public cloud providers protect your cloud servers from harmful intrusions and other security threats - think again. The burden of securing your cloud servers typically rests with you. Register today to secure 25 cloud servers for free with the award-winning CloudPassage Halo. In this Issue Shutterfly bids for Kodak's online photo services business Are community cloud services the next hot thing? Japan's largest mobile carrier invests US$14 million in Eye-Fi WHITE PAPER: F5 Optimize Application Delivery to Support Data Center Efforts to reduce capital and operating expenditures by consolidating data centers can fail if the applications and the network are not optimized. Learn about a consolidation strategy that goes beyond centralizing servers, routers, software, and switches to solve multiple business problems. Learn More! Shutterfly bids for Kodak's online photo services business Eastman Kodak, which filed for bankruptcy protection in January, has entered into an agreement with Shutterfly for the sale of certain assets of its online photo services business for US$23.8 million, it said Thursday. Read More WHITE PAPER: F5 Optimize Data Backup to Ensure Data Protection Protecting data, a top IT priority, is made even more difficult as rapid data growth pushes traditional backup processes beyond their capabilities. Integrating virtualization into existing backup solutions can optimize data protection and reduce backup windows and costs up to 80%. Learn More! Are community cloud services the next hot thing? When Matthew Lodge, senior director of cloud services for VMware, looks out over the cloud landscape and envisions how it will continue to evolve, he sees community clouds playing a big role. And he's not the only one. Read More Japan's largest mobile carrier invests US$14 million in Eye-Fi NTT DoCoMo, Japan's largest mobile operator, said Wednesday it had invested US$14 million in Eye-Fi, the maker of Wi-Fi-enabled memory cards. Read More
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