Will the U.S. be ready with secure chip cards and payment terminals?

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	Will the U.S. be ready with secure chip cards and payment terminals? Only about half of the 12 million merchant payment terminals in the U.S. will be converted to accept more secure smart credit and debit cards and NFC-ready smartphones by the end of 2015, according to financial officials working to support the conversion. Read More WEBCAST: IBM Corporation What's New in Elastic Storage Version 4.1 Please Join IBM and Nuance Communications Inc. to learn how Nuance uses IBM Elastic Storage to improve the power of their voice recognition applications by managing storage growth, cost and complexity while increasing performance. Learn More In this Issue Coinbase set to launch licensed Bitcoin exchange in the US Winklevoss twins plan regulated Bitcoin exchange WEBCAST: RSA Mitigate Risk with Data Access Governance Learn how RSA provides ubiquitous access governance support across applications, databases, and all major file systems and Microsoft® SharePoint®, and see how RSA gives you one place to centrally manage and govern access. Learn More Coinbase set to launch licensed Bitcoin exchange in the US Bitcoin wallet provider Coinbase will launch the first U.S. licensed exchange for the digital currency on Monday, according to a Wall Street Journal report. Read More : 3M Corporation Privacy and Security Companies of all sizes in every industry are attempting to strike the right balance of privacy and security. Developing policies to protect the privacy of employees, customers and partners can be challenging. Learn More Winklevoss twins plan regulated Bitcoin exchange The most famous twins in social media and cryptocurrency want to launch a regulated Bitcoin exchange -- named Gemini, of course. Read More
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