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	U.S. seeks rule for adding add tech to cars to prevent accidents The U.S. Department of Transportation will propose making all new cars talk to each other so they can warn drivers of impending collisions. Read More WHITE PAPER: CA Technologies     Strengthening the Role of Storage in the Dynamic Data Center This paper helps to provide a realistic foundation for considerations for leveraging storage clouds in a manner appropriate to the requirements of the mainframe applications that support critical business processes. Learn more! In this Issue Cisco's 'fog computing' aims to bridge clouds and the Internet of Things Mobile users at risk from lack of HTTPS use by mobile ad libraries Mobile data traffic is expected to explode 11-fold by 2018 Hackers may have hit Holiday Inn, Marriott hotels Satellite hotspot promises to bring Wi-Fi everywhere Democratic lawmakers look to restore net neutrality Super Bowl fans uploaded 5 pics a second to Instgram over Wi-Fi during game ConnectED brings in $2B in federal funds for high-speed Internet at schools Sierra Wireless' new LTE gateway can take over when your fixed line fails Ex-network engineer faces prison after admitting he sabotaged employer's system WHITE PAPER: Salesforce.com     5 Secrets: Build your Sales Pipeline and Keep It Growing The typical strategy for meeting sales targets is to set aggressive individual rep quotas, rely on your top reps to achieve them, and then hope to get enough from the rest of your team to get over the top. Read now! Cisco's 'fog computing' aims to bridge clouds and the Internet of Things If the hardest part of the "Internet of Things" is getting to the Things, Cisco Systems is offering a lifeline. Read More Mobile users at risk from lack of HTTPS use by mobile ad libraries Over the past several months security researchers have found serious vulnerabilities in many mobile advertising libraries that could be exploited to abuse the permissions of Android apps or to execute unauthorized code on users' devices. The risks resulting from those vulnerabilities would be significantly lower if those libraries would use HTTPS, security researchers said. Read More Mobile data traffic is expected to explode 11-fold by 2018 Networking experts are running out of superlatives to describe the coming tidal wave of mobile data traffic. Read More Hackers may have hit Holiday Inn, Marriott hotels Lodgers at Holiday Inns, Marriott and Renaissance hotels may have had their payment card details compromised following a new disclosure on Monday of suspected point-of-sale device attacks. Read More Satellite hotspot promises to bring Wi-Fi everywhere     There will soon be nowhere to hide from Facebook selfies, Justin Bieber news and emails from your boss. Read More Democratic lawmakers look to restore net neutrality     A group of Democratic lawmakers have introduced a bill in both the U.S. Senate and the House of Representatives to restore net neutrality rules at the U.S. Federal Communications Commission. Read More Super Bowl fans uploaded 5 pics a second to Instgram over Wi-Fi during game The NFL deployed a new Wi-Fi analytics tool to study how fans used Instagram and other mobile apps while at MetLife Stadium during Sunday's Super Bowl game. Read More ConnectED brings in $2B in federal funds for high-speed Internet at schools The FCC will invest $2 billion during the next two years to expand high-speed Internet at America's schools and libraries, and major tech companies will chip in another $750 million. Read More Sierra Wireless' new LTE gateway can take over when your fixed line fails For enterprises that are thinking about switching from fixed to wireless Internet access, Sierra Wireless has launched the AirLink ES440 LTE gateway. Read More Ex-network engineer faces prison after admitting he sabotaged employer's system A former network engineer at a West Virginia oil and gas company could face up to 10 years in federal prison after pleading guilty this week to sabotaging the company's systems so badly that its operations were affected for a month. Read More
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