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	What vacation? Expect to work while you're away In these lean times, backups aren't what they used to be; it's inevitable that IT staffers will be called to help, especially for important issues. Read More WHITE PAPER: VCE Business Benefits of Running SAP on Converged Infrastructure Forrester Consulting conducted a Total Economic Impact™ study and examined the potential return on investment (ROI) enterprises may realize by replatforming SAP on factory-integrated systems. The purpose of this study is to provide readers with a framework to evaluate the potential financial impact on their organization. Learn more In this Issue The top 10 paying IT jobs: IT careers can prove fruitful New docs show DHS was more worried about critical infrastructure flaw in '07 than it let on Microsoft settles with No-IP after seizing its domains in botnet hunt Windows upgrades, Chromebooks slow PC market bleeding in Q2 U.S. lawmaker seeks FTC probe of Facebook 'big data' experiment IBM spending $3 billion to rethink decades-old computer design Google, Dropbox band together to fight patent trolls Jonny Evans: OS X Yosemite makes the Mac sexy all over again Richi Jennings: Moore's Law is dead, claims IBM. So it'll toss BILLIONS around WHITE PAPER: HGST ESG Lab Report: Virident FlashMAX Connect This ESG Lab Validation report documents remote hands-on testing of the Virident | HGST FlashMAX ConnectSoftware Suite, with a focus on the performance advantage the solution provides and the ability to deploy the suite in a distributed storage/application environment. View Now>> The top 10 paying IT jobs: IT careers can prove fruitful IT management positions generally pay quite well, but a new survey finds that so do a lot of other IT jobs. Read More New docs show DHS was more worried about critical infrastructure flaw in '07 than it let on The Department of Homeland Security mistakenly released details on an experiment in which a 27-ton generator was destroyed via a cyberattack. Read More Microsoft settles with No-IP after seizing its domains in botnet hunt Microsoft has reached a settlement with domain provider No-IP to disable some of its domains, after taking control of part of its network to shut down a botnet. Read More Windows upgrades, Chromebooks slow PC market bleeding in Q2 Upgrades from Windows XP PCs to newer computers during the second quarter perked up the PC market, which inched closer to positive quarterly shipment growth. Read More WEBCAST: EMC Corporation VIDEO: BACKUP FOR VSPEX Learn about the strength of backup with EMC VSPEX and lead your IT transformation. By choosing EMC VSPEX with integrated EMC backup, you'll be able to accelerate your virtualization deployment. Learn More>> U.S. lawmaker seeks FTC probe of Facebook 'big data' experiment A U.S. senator has asked the Federal Trade Commission to scrutinize the use of big data by Facebook and other Internet companies, following a controversy over a Facebook experiment on some of its users. Read More IBM spending $3 billion to rethink decades-old computer design IBM is pouring $3 billion into computing and chip materials research over the next five years as it rethinks computer design, looking toward the future of computing, which may not involve silicon chips. Read More Google, Dropbox band together to fight patent trolls Google, Dropbox and a few other high-tech firms have come up with a new way to help defend themselves against patent trolls. Read More Jonny Evans: OS X Yosemite makes the Mac sexy all over again OS X Yosemite will make the Mac sexy all over again. It will be the most rapid OS migration yet seen on a PC driving yet more Mac market share gains. We'll see more Mac software releases than ever before...welcome to the new Mac world. Read More Richi Jennings: Moore's Law is dead, claims IBM. So it'll toss BILLIONS around Not sure if news or PR blather. IBM (NYSE:IBM) wants you to know that it's investing $3B in chip R&D over the next five years. It's voicing concerns that Moore's Law is running out (i.e., that it'll become impossible to double transistor densities every couple of years). To that end, IBM's looking at neurosynaptics, quantum computing, non-silicon semiconductors, carbon nanotubes, graphene, TFETS and photonics. Plus sticking to the knitting, with the next couple of process shrinks. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers get dizzy from the PR spin. Read More
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