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ITworld Today Dec 21, 2015 Apple to pay Ericsson patent royalties on iPhones and iPads Apple has agreed to pay Ericsson royalties on the wireless devices it sells in settlement of a long-standing patent dispute. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Tim Cook says there isn't a trade-off between security and privacy • Juniper faces many questions after spying code planted in software • Microsoft pursues analytics ambitions with acquisition of Metanautix • Big data gets its first official standard at the ITU • Future LTE networks could set up shop in your office • Microsoft move to revoke trust in 20 root certificates could wreak havoc on sites • Blackberry plans IoT push at CES • 5 ways 2015 changed enterprise software forever • The French are steamed about Valve's 'unfair' game resale ban White Paper: Hewlett Packard Enterprise Application Delivery Speed Drives Success: How Mastering DevOps Enables Speed with Quality and Low Cost Get this Forrester report to see how DevOps can be key in overcoming software challenges and moving faster, while maintaining the high quality needed to delight customers and provide a unique customer experience. Read More ▶ Tim Cook says there isn't a trade-off between security and privacy In a strong defense of encryption, Apple's CEO Tim Cook said that there was no trade-off between privacy and national security when it comes to encryption. Read More ▶ Juniper faces many questions after spying code planted in software The discovery of spying code nestled deeply in Juniper's networking equipment, the latest example of a major IT vendor caught up in an damaging cyberattack, raises many questions. Read More ▶ Microsoft pursues analytics ambitions with acquisition of Metanautix Microsoft furthered its pursuit of enterprise analytics on Friday when it announced the acquisition of Metanautix, a company that makes it possible for businesses to pull together all their data to gain insights into it. Read More ▶ Big data gets its first official standard at the ITU The United Nations' ITU agency has long worked to promote global cooperation in a variety of technical areas, and on Friday it announced its first-ever standard for big data. Read More ▶ Future LTE networks could set up shop in your office This week, Intel, Ericsson and Nokia joined Qualcomm in forming the MulteFire Alliance, an industry group to develop and promote LTE that runs only on the kind of unlicensed frequencies that companies use for Wi-Fi. Read More ▶ Microsoft move to revoke trust in 20 root certificates could wreak havoc on sites Tens of thousands of secure websites might start to display certificate errors to their visitors in January, when Microsoft plans to stop trusting 20 certificate authorities (CAs) from around the world. Read More ▶ Blackberry plans IoT push at CES Blackberry CEO John Chen hopes that what happens in Vegas won't stay in Vegas. The company is planning to push its QNX real-time operating system into the Internet of Things at CES, the giant consumer electronics show held in Las Vegas each January, and hopes it will be a break-out success. Read More ▶ 5 ways 2015 changed enterprise software forever Looking back over the forces that shaped enterprise software over the course of this year, a few promise to have a particularly enduring impact. Read More ▶ The French are steamed about Valve's 'unfair' game resale ban A French consumer association, steamed up at the way major online game platforms prohibit the resale of games, is seeking to make an example of Valve Software, operator of the Steam platform. Read More ▶ eBook: Hewlett Packard Enterprise Four Keys to your DevOps Journey This eBook elaborates on the challenges business have in their high-velocity businesses, detailing how to use the four steps from the infographic to have HP SW Professional Services help make "DevOps" a reality. Read More ▶

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