Big-data science requires SDN, say Internet2 chief

	As BYOD explodes, IT managers learn to cope | Machine-to-machine systems resurrect a mobile rivalry
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	Big-data science requires SDN, say Internet2 chief Software-defined networking in universities today is like the early Internet decades ago, and big-data researchers in genomics and other fields already need it for their next set of discoveries, according to the head of Internet2. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: IT Roadmap Denver IT Roadmap Denver – June 6 Register Now! IT Roadmap is the one day, cost free, professional-level conference and expo that's full of job-ready solutions you can put to work now. IT Roadmap is the place where IT leaders come to explore high-priority IT issues -- and learn how to meet today's requirements for anytime, anywhere business interactions. Free Reg! In this Issue INSIDER As BYOD explodes, IT managers learn to cope Machine-to-machine systems resurrect a mobile rivalry Intel lays foundations for SDN gear that could shake up networking Popular home routers contain critical security vulnerabilities Hospital opts for Wi-Fi over GPS in smartphone navigation app Mobile users clam up, use more data, survey shows Google plans to set up gigabit-speed fiber in Provo, Utah Verizon posts gains on mobile, Fios growth in Q1 AT&T revenue, net income nearly flat Gauging BYOD acceptance RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Silver Peak Offsite Data Replication in 20 Min: Free Trial Replicate up to 20X faster over any distance, using existing WAN infrastructure, while lower ongoing disaster recovery costs by 50% or more with Velocity from Silver Peak Systems. Best of all – deployment takes less than 20 minutes! Try Velocity for FREE now: Click to continue INSIDER As BYOD explodes, IT managers learn to cope Five tech departments share strategies for navigating the exploding demand for consumer gadgets at work. Insider (registration required) Read More Machine-to-machine systems resurrect a mobile rivalry Just as the mobile world seems to be finding peace and harmony around LTE, the age-old feud between GSM and CDMA is flaring up again. Read More Intel lays foundations for SDN gear that could shake up networking If software-defined networking ultimately changes the landscape of networking, Intel could be one of the biggest beneficiaries -- and might be one of the reasons. Read More Popular home routers contain critical security vulnerabilities Thirteen popular home and small office routers contain security problems that could allow a hacker to snoop or modify network traffic, according to new research. Read More Hospital opts for Wi-Fi over GPS in smartphone navigation app Miami Children's Hospital recently launched a free iPhone app that uses Wi-Fi triangulation to help patients and their families find their way around the medical center. Read More WEBCAST: Box Cloud Collaboration Knowledge Vault Learn from videos, case studies and reports how to sync files across your desktop, browser and mobile devices; how to secure data on mobile devices and in the cloud; and how to provide the mobile applications your employees need -- with information tailored to your specific industry. Learn More Now! Mobile users clam up, use more data, survey shows Mobile users in North America are hanging up and using email, text or social networking at a rapid pace, according to a survey by PriceWaterhouseCoopers. Read More Google plans to set up gigabit-speed fiber in Provo, Utah Google is acquiring iProvo, a fiber-optic network owned by the city of Provo, Utah, as part of a plan to introduce its high-speed broadband network called Google Fiber there. Read More Verizon posts gains on mobile, Fios growth in Q1 Verizon Communications reported an increase in revenue and a double-digit spike in net income for the first quarter of 2013, compared to a year earlier, driven largely by gains in mobile customers and in revenue from its Fios service. Read More AT&T revenue, net income nearly flat AT&T has reported revenue of US $31.4 billion for the first quarter of 2013, down slightly from a year earlier, although net income was up slightly, with a sagging wireline business division nearly offsetting mobile and wired broadband growth. Read More Gauging BYOD acceptance The debate about the bring-your-own-device movement (BYOD) has quieted down, mostly because, it seems, while IT has been over in the corner arguing the pros and cons, employees have been streaming into office with their shiny new toys and using them to get work done. Read More
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