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	Cisco unveils software, hardware for hybrid wireless networks Cisco Tuesday introduced small cell hardware and intelligent software designed to help carriers and enterprises improve wireless connections over hybrid networks made of 3G and 4G cellular and Wi-Fi technologies Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: QLogic Corporation Captive vs Shared SSD – best SAN choice? Clustered apps/virtual servers waiting on storage I/O? Overprovisioning HDDs for performance breaking the budget? Existing SAN storage not keeping up with critical application performance demands? Concerned SSD acceleration solutions will disrupt your SAN architecture? Want non-disruptive SSD integration w/existing software and SAN infrastructure? QLogic's Mt. Rainier Adapter seamlessly integrates Fibre Channel HBA, SSD and caching intelligence. Join the Product Evaluation Program or sign up for a Briefing and learn how to supercharge your existing SAN with transparent shared SSD caching! In this Issue 802.11n Wi-Fi Routers: Tested to the Nth degree ZyXEL integrates Alcatel-Lucent's small cell software Intel works toward integration as it aims for exascale FCC: U.S. broadband providers deliver close to advertised speeds Product snapshot: Belkin WeMo Cisco puts a huge value on the 'Internet of everything' For Customers, It's About Applications and Devices, Not Networks: Avaya's SVP Configuring your Mac's network settings Connectify Hotspot turns your laptop into a hotspot WHITE PAPER: Verizon M2M and the Cloud: Business Proceed with Caution Machine-to-Machine services are gaining momentum as an efficient way to collect and analyze data from wired and wireless systems across the enterprise. In a Computerworld Quick Pulse survey, more than half of respondents said cloud-based M2M storage would reduce the burden on IT staff Learn More 802.11n Wi-Fi Routers: Tested to the Nth degree Sure, those fancy new 802.11ac routers are wicked fast, but the IEEE isn't expected to ratify that standard until later this year. So today's 802.11ac hardware could be rendered obsolete if the standards body changes course between now and November. Read More ZyXEL integrates Alcatel-Lucent's small cell software ZyXEL Communications will use software from Alcatel-Lucent to integrate mobile networking into its home networking equipment. Read More Intel works toward integration as it aims for exascale Intel's aim is to lead the way in creating the first exaflop supercomputer, so it is making architectural improvements to its processors with the hope to reach that goal between 2018 and 2020. Read More FCC: U.S. broadband providers deliver close to advertised speeds U.S. broadband providers deliver nearly the residential broadband speeds they advertise, with a handful of large providers exceeding the promised service, the U.S. Federal Communications Commission said in a new report. Read More WEBCAST: IBM Business Intelligence Market Trends and Adoption Patterns A valuable examination of the state of the BI marketplace, this report is the culmination of data from 859 users over topics such as quality and usefulness of product, sales experience, quality of technical support, quality and value of consulting services, integrity and recommendations. Register Now Product snapshot: Belkin WeMo Belkin's WeMo is, in a few words, a home automation system. It works to give you Wi-Fi control over your appliances and electronics, using a plug-in connector that connects to your wall socket or powerboard, remotely switching on and off your home's technology when you want. Read More Cisco puts a huge value on the 'Internet of everything' The so-called 'Internet of everything,' the rapidly approaching world where objects from refrigerators to factory robots can talk to people and other machines, will create a massive business opportunity worth $14.4 trillion over the next decade, according to a new study from Cisco Systems. Read More For Customers, It's About Applications and Devices, Not Networks: Avaya's SVP As an industry veteran, how do you think the networking business has evolved over the years? Read More Configuring your Mac's network settings At one time, a typical Mac user would no more have connected a couple of computers to the Internet via a local network than they would have extracted their own kidney. If you just mentioned the word networkingA (outside the context of calling former business associates to seek a better job), those around you shook with fear. Read More Connectify Hotspot turns your laptop into a hotspot Your phone isn't the only piece of equipment able to share an internet connection with other devices. Windows has been able to do this for years; the problem is getting it accomplished quickly, easily and wirelessly, especially on the go with a laptop system. Connectify Hotspot (two editions, various pricing) provides the tools to do precisely this, acting as a software router between whatever internet connection you provide and the other computers connected to your laptop. Read More
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