European Commission wants to create an 'Airbus for chips'

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	European Commission wants to create an 'Airbus for chips' Europe's top digital commissioner has called for an "Airbus for Chips" to boost the bloc's microelectronics sector. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Google Google Apps for Business Do more for less with your team using Google Apps. Custom web-based email, calendars, and documents to easily share & work together in the cloud. Start with a free 30-day trial! In this Issue SMS stealing apps uploaded to Google Play by Carberp banking malware gang U.S. drops China's Taobao from 'Notorious Markets' list Java on Wall Street: How much money are we making? WEBCAST: APC by Schneider Electric Strategies for Managing Distributed IT Environments Protecting your network architecture continues to be extremely critical. Distributed networking and computing spaces often times go unmanaged. Learn more about the importance of managing these distributed IT spaces including strategies for maintaining availability and energy cost savings opportunities. Learn more. SMS stealing apps uploaded to Google Play by Carberp banking malware gang Several malicious Android apps designed to steal mobile transaction authentication numbers (mTANs) sent by banks to their customers over SMS (Short Message Service) were found on Google Play by researchers from antivirus vendor Kaspersky Lab. Read More WHITE PAPER: Capella University MP Explore Capella University IT/MBA Programs As an accredited university, Capella University offers online graduate degrees in business, education, human services, information technology, psychology, public health, and public safety and undergraduate degrees in business, information technology, and public safety. Learn More. U.S. drops China's Taobao from 'Notorious Markets' list The U.S. has removed China's Taobao sites from its "Notorious Markets" list of major offenders that support piracy and counterfeiting, citing their successful efforts to remove infringing goods from the sites. Read More Java on Wall Street: How much money are we making? On Wall Street, having access to large amounts of pricing data is a key building block for successful trading strategies. In-memory data models are able to collect, analyze and derive trends from the flood of information in the market. Companies then use these models to drive algorithmic programs that automatically conduct trades based on pre-defined criteria. These algos, in turn, can power any number of profit-generating activities, from finding arbitrage opportunities to speculating on emerging trends. Read More
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