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	AT&T looks 28 years into the future of cell towers What will you be doing over a mobile network in 28 years? Whatever it is, AT&T and cell-tower company Crown Castle want a piece of it. Read More WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Technology The Importance of Performance Monitoring in the Midmarket Midmarket organizations are transforming their IT infrastructure to better accommodate the needs of the business. Two major pieces of this transformation are virtualization and cloud computing, which rely heavily on network performance to ensure success. View Now In this Issue SDN Adoption Puts DevOps Pros in High Demand NASA says first space Internet test 'beyond expectations' Auto industry cuts the cord on electric car charging More than 40% of YouTube traffic is now from mobile Tilera chips add muscle to x86 servers, free up computing capacity Get a free smoothie for an NFC tap 5G will have to do more than send speed up your phone, Ericsson says NASA's moon probe starts outer space Internet test INSIDER Kenneth van Wyk: Lingering faults with security by default What do people hate most about the new Yahoo Mail? Rebecca Linke: Fire and phones do mix WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Technology Hyperconvergence Infographic A wide range of observers agree that data centers are now entering an era of "hyperconvergence" that will raise network traffic levels faster and further than anything the IT world has seen before. Is your network prepared to handle the upcoming onslaught of data? Learn more>> SDN Adoption Puts DevOps Pros in High Demand The shift toward network automation and virtualization offered by Software Defined Networks will increase demand for DevOps professionals. If you have both technical expertise and business acumen, you may soon have new IT career options. Read More NASA says first space Internet test 'beyond expectations' NASA scientists say the first tests of what could someday become an outer space Internet have far surpassed their expectations. Read More Auto industry cuts the cord on electric car charging Automakers and municipal governments are testing new technologies that would make it possible to offer wireless charging stations embedded in the pavement or even in manhole covers -- thus removing the power cords from electric vehicles. Read More More than 40% of YouTube traffic is now from mobile YouTube's presence on mobile devices has exploded in the past couple of years, Google said Thursday. Read More Tilera chips add muscle to x86 servers, free up computing capacity New Tilera co-processors tuned for Hadoop, video and networking applications can free up the primary CPUs of x86 servers to run other applications. Read More WHITE PAPER: BMC Software Find out whether SaaS-based ITSM is right for you Software-as-a-service is more than just a cloud-based delivery model—it's a new approach to service that lets companies optimize utilization of in-house IT resources while providing service more effectively. Learn More Get a free smoothie for an NFC tap Up to one million Jamba Juice smoothies will go to Isis mobile wallet smartphone users later this year, when Isis takes its NFC-ready technology to the national stage. Read More 5G will have to do more than send speed up your phone, Ericsson says For consumers looking forward to 5G mobile technology for super-high speed, network giant Ericsson says there will be more to it than that -- and less. Read More NASA's moon probe starts outer space Internet test NASA's newly launched lunar probe has begun testing what could eventually become an outer space Internet. Read More INSIDER Kenneth van Wyk: Lingering faults with security by default The out-of-the-box security settings for Apple's new iPhone 5S are just the latest example. (Insider; registration required) Read More What do people hate most about the new Yahoo Mail? When Yahoo Mail turned 16 earlier this month, the company celebrated by giving it a new, Gmail-like interface. It might now wish that it hadn't -- thousands of users have taken to the Web to complain about things they don't like. Read More Rebecca Linke: Fire and phones do mix Wouldn't you love to charge your phone over the same fire that's warming your toes?  You know, like when you've been chatting up a storm while backpacking up the side of a mountain, and now it's time for some Internet radio while you relax under the stars.  Well, now you can. Read More
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