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	Hybrid drives already passe, as SSD sales skyrocket Hybrid drives, which combine NAND flash with spinning disk, are selling like molasses compared to SSDs and SSDs with cache, according to IHS iSuppli. Read More WHITE PAPER: Oracle Securing SOA and Web Services with Oracle Enterprise Gateway Download this whitepaper, Securing SOA and Web Services with Oracle Enterprise Gateway, for a clear and concise understanding of how this one-stop solution can integrate, manage, and protect your businesses service-oriented architecture. . Learn More! In this Issue Hot stuff: Summer gadget guide 2012 Richi Jennings: Microsoft iPad-killer Windows 8 tablet: Soon say several sources. Sweet! Infosys employees had concerns about visa use, documents show IT-centric enterprise BI models unsustainable, says Forrester Vizio enters PC business, ships Ivy Bridge systems starting at $898 Have LinkedIn's security woes permanently damaged the social network? Reported Yammer acquisition seen as beneficial for Microsoft Facebook pushes security tips to all its users SAP's tech chief affirms ERP on HANA database by year-end, touts momentum Banks: Hackers more aggressive in attacking customer accounts Judge revives Apple, Motorola patent suit Senator's legislation takes on telephone bill cramming Darlene Storm: FEMA trains for zero day attack on US infrastructure by 'The Void' hacktivists RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: IT Roadmap Denver Final Week to Register! IT Roadmap only comes to Denver once a year so don't miss this opportunity to join hundreds of local colleagues who will gain a year's worth of enterprise-ready ideas, answers, best practices, and key contacts all in one day – in one place. Attend Free. IT Roadmap Denver – 6/20 - Colorado Convention Center. Hot stuff: Summer gadget guide 2012 We scoured the latest crop of cameras, camping equipment, fitness trackers and more to find the best summer-ready gadgets and gizmos. While they may not change your digital life, they will help you explore the outdoors and perhaps even improve your golf game. Read More Richi Jennings: Microsoft iPad-killer Windows 8 tablet: Soon say several sources. Sweet! Microsoft is rumored to be launching its own tablet Monday. Although there's some disagreement about its intended use and the platform it runs: Windows 8? Windows Embedded? Windows Phone? But naturally, in IT Blogwatch, bloggers blog the phrase "iPad killer." Read More Infosys employees had concerns about visa use, documents show An Infosys employee, whose lawsuit against the company triggered a federal investigation into visa fraud, has released some of the evidence in defense of his case. Read More IT-centric enterprise BI models unsustainable, says Forrester Enterprise business intelligence models that are too heavily IT-centric are unsustainable, a new report from Forrester Research cautioned this week. Read More Vizio enters PC business, ships Ivy Bridge systems starting at $898 Vizio entered the PC business on Thursday, announcing new laptops and all-in-ones that all start at the same price, $898. Read More Have LinkedIn's security woes permanently damaged the social network? After last week's breach of the LinkedIn site, analysts are debating whether the attack will cause long-term damage to the social network. Read More WHITE PAPER: Cisco Beyond BYOD to an Optimized Experience Advance beyond simply managing BYOD connectivity. Optimize your network experience specifically to your business, workforce, and customers across multiple devices, anytime, anywhere. Read White Paper Reported Yammer acquisition seen as beneficial for Microsoft If Microsoft buys Yammer, as unconfirmed press reports indicate, Susan Gautsch hopes the Yammer team won't lose the qualities she has appreciated in the several years her employer has been a customer. Read More Facebook pushes security tips to all its users Facebook has started promoting security tips at the top of each user's home page, with a link to information about scams, passwords and how to stay safe on the social network. Read More SAP's tech chief affirms ERP on HANA database by year-end, touts momentum SAP technology chief Vishal Sikka has reaffirmed that the company will have its core ERP software running on the HANA in-memory database by the end of this year. Read More Banks: Hackers more aggressive in attacking customer accounts A survey of large financial institutions shows they faced more attacks by hackers to take over customer banking accounts last year than in the two previous years, and about a third of these attacks succeeded. Read More Judge revives Apple, Motorola patent suit A U.S. judge has scheduled an injunction hearing in a patent dispute between Apple and Motorola Mobility, after raising the possibility last week that the case may be dismissed as neither side had established a right to relief. Read More Senator's legislation takes on telephone bill cramming New legislation in the U.S. Senate would outlaw most third-party charges on wireline telephone bills in an effort to combat unauthorized billing tacked onto bills, a common practice called cramming. Read More Darlene Storm: FEMA trains for zero day attack on US infrastructure by 'The Void' hacktivists FEMA concluded a National Level Exercise that depicted potentially catastrophic cyberattacks by hacktivists armed with zero day exploits to attack America's critical infrastructure. The cybersecurity exercise is purely fictional, but it was the first time the FEMA NLE was cyber-centric focused. Read More
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