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	INSIDER 10 hot cloud computing skills As more companies embrace shared services, staffers with cloud computing chops are watching their fortunes rise. Insider (registration required) Read More   RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Box   Securely share, access and manage your company's files 225,000 businesses use Box to collaborate internally and externally. See why. In this Issue Apple returns to beta testing with Yosemite, just as Microsoft downplays the ritual Inside Ford's 3D Printing Lab, where thousands of parts are made HP's Pro Tablet 612 challenges Microsoft's Surface Pro 3 Intel revs up enterprise flash drives with PCIe PC sales this year look just slightly better Prices of 4K monitors could go under $400 by year end, says Intel exec Microsoft previews new devices, promotes Windows in Taipei AMD gives FX processors new lease of life with first laptop chips Intel wants your next PC to have no wires AMD's Kaveri chips bring console-like experience to PCs Google, in promoting encryption, calls out Microsoft and Comcast ISPs urged to quarantine infected computers Jonny Evans: WWDC: Get your Mac ready for OS X Yosemite beta Richi Jennings: Google Chrome in 64-bit shenanigans WHITE PAPER: EMC Corporation   Building your own private cloud To achieve such benefits, organizations should seek out an infrastructure that offers cloud attributes for delivering IT as a Service. Learn More. Learn More Apple returns to beta testing with Yosemite, just as Microsoft downplays the ritual Apple has returned to public beta testing of its Mac operating system after a 14-year absence, just as rival Microsoft has begun backing away from the practice. Read More   Inside Ford's 3D Printing Lab, where thousands of parts are made Without 3D printing, the Ford Motor Co. would not be able to meet new model vehicle build deadlines. Here's a look at how Ford is using the technology. Read More   HP's Pro Tablet 612 challenges Microsoft's Surface Pro 3 Hewlett-Packard considers its Pro Tablet 612 tablet to be a more feature-packed, albeit heavier replacement for a laptop than Microsoft's Surface Pro 3. Read More   Intel revs up enterprise flash drives with PCIe Intel took its flash storage for data centers into the fast lane on Tuesday with SSDs that use PCI Express and an emerging host controller interface that could make such components easier to adopt. Read More   PC sales this year look just slightly better The skies have brightened slightly since March for the beleaguered PC, with sales now likely to fall by just 6 percent this year, according to research company IDC. Read More   Prices of 4K monitors could go under $400 by year end, says Intel exec The price of 4K monitors could fall to under $400 by the end of the this year, according to Intel. Read More   Microsoft previews new devices, promotes Windows in Taipei Walk around the halls of Computex, the massive regional trade show taking place in Taipei this week, and you'll quickly realize that Microsoft's business is under attack like never before. In portable and mobile electronics, companies are increasingly choosing Google's Android operating system rather than Windows. Read More   WHITE PAPER: EMC Corporation   Enterprise Storage Group White Paper: EMC's Flash Strategy This Enterprise Storage white paper provides an explanation and examination of the logic and value behind EMC's strategy for Flash. Learn More AMD gives FX processors new lease of life with first laptop chips AMD's high-performance FX desktop processors were on ice recently, but the product line is getting a new lease of life by going into laptops for the first time. Read More   Intel wants your next PC to have no wires Intel wants to completely eliminate wires from computers, and is working on a series of wireless technologies to make that a reality in the coming years. Read More   AMD's Kaveri chips bring console-like experience to PCs Thin-and-light laptops have so far had to compromise on graphics to extend battery life, but Advanced Micro Devices wants to change that with its new laptop processors called Kaveri. Read More   Google, in promoting encryption, calls out Microsoft and Comcast Encryption is like a relationship -- both parties need to be on the same page for it to work. And Microsoft and Comcast are apparently not on Google's page. Read More   ISPs urged to quarantine infected computers The recent effort to disrupt the Gameover Zeus botnet includes plans for Internet service providers to notify victims, but some security researchers think ISPs should play an even bigger role in the future by actively quarantining infected computers identified on their networks. Read More   Jonny Evans: WWDC: Get your Mac ready for OS X Yosemite beta Apple will introduce OS X 10.10 Yosemite this Fall, but you won't need to wait that long to put the beta version of the software through its paces -- you don't even need a spare Mac. This short and painless guide will help you get your Mac ready for Apple's public beta. Read More   Richi Jennings: Google Chrome in 64-bit shenanigans Incoming! Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) has a 64-bit version on Windows now. Or, at least, in its bleeding-edge channels. Faster, more stable, extra-secure browsing awaits. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers do download the doings. Read More
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