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	Intel's new Xeon server chip pushes Itanium closer to end The end-of-life writing is on the wall for Intel's high-end Itanium chip, with the launch this week of the high-performance usurper, the chip maker's 15-core Xeon E7 v2 chip. Read More WHITE PAPER: Vormetric Deal With It: Protecting Data in the Cloud Cloud computing continues to see explosive growth. Yet for security pros,the cloud presents a huge dilemma: How to embrace cloud benefits while securing your data? Read Now. In this Issue Demand for Linux skills rises INSIDER Review: PathSolutions solves the network monitoring maze Joyent offers Canonical-customized Ubuntu as a cloud service Dell, Red Hat team up on network virtualization Microsoft Azure continues enterprise push with private on-ramps Ultimate cloud speed tests: Amazon vs. Google vs. Windows Azure WHITE PAPER: IntraLinks Data Privacy: Where Should I House My Data? In the age of Edward Snowden and the NSA, there are increasing concerns about data privacy and especially where best to keep data secure. The prevalence of cloud computing and cloud-based storage and collaboration services is only exacerbating these concerns. View Now Demand for Linux skills rises Demand for people with Linux skills is increasing, a trend that appears to follow a shift in server sales. Read More INSIDER Review: PathSolutions solves the network monitoring maze PathSolutions' TotalView provides a path-oriented view into network problems and acts as a superb companion to your traditional network monitoring system Read More Joyent offers Canonical-customized Ubuntu as a cloud service Joyent wants to bring Linux into its fold of advanced computing cloud services, and has started offering an enterprise-supported version of the Canonical Ubuntu distribution that has been modified to take advantage of Joyent's infrastructure. Read More WEBCAST: IBM Tame the data explosion with IBM Real-time Compression Learn about IBM's unique Real-time Compression technology that can enable storing up to 5x as much data in the same storage space. Learn More Dell, Red Hat team up on network virtualization Dell is teaming up with Red Hat to drive its effort to be a force in the burgeoning area of network function virtualization (NFV) technology, aimed at helping carriers reduce costs and quickly roll out new services. Read More Microsoft Azure continues enterprise push with private on-ramps Microsoft continues to target the enterprise with the introduction of a private on-ramp for Windows Azure cloud services. Read More Ultimate cloud speed tests: Amazon vs. Google vs. Windows Azure A diverse set of real-world Java benchmarks shows that Google is fastest, Azure is slowest, and Amazon is priciest Read More
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