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ITworld Today Dec 22, 2015 Kim Dotcom's extradition to the US to be decided on Wednesday A decision on a request by the U.S. government for the extradition of Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom is scheduled for Wednesday in a court in Auckland, New Zealand. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Attackers are hunting for tampered Juniper firewalls • Space X successfully brings its Falcon rocket back to Earth • SolidFire deal gives NetApp the season's hottest gifts: flash and cloud • Cisco launches code review after Juniper's spyware disclosure • Salesforce backs new wind farm in 12-year renewable-energy deal • NetApp to buy flash storage startup SolidFire for $870M • Battle over LTE in Wi-Fi bands may soon be resolved • The FAA's drone registry is live, and it's ridiculously easy • Oracle settles with the FTC over 'deceptive' Java security promises White Paper: Steton Software 5 Best Practices for Driving Performance with Real-Time Business Analytics We've compiled five best practices that will enhance your capacity to harvest data effectively and take positive action to improve your company. Read More ▶ Attackers are hunting for tampered Juniper firewalls An experiment by a cybersecurity research center shows attackers are trying to find Juniper firewalls that haven't been patched to remove unauthorized spying code. Read More ▶ Video Space X successfully brings its Falcon rocket back to Earth Space X has accomplished a successful landing of the first stage of its Falcon rocket, a never-before performed feat and big step on the road to reusable launchers. It happened at Cape Canaveral in Florida on Dec. 21, 2015. Watch Now ▶ SolidFire deal gives NetApp the season's hottest gifts: flash and cloud NetApp wants to be at the intersection of two hot trends in a rapidly changing storage industry with its planned US$870 million acquisition of startup SolidFire. Read More ▶ Cisco launches code review after Juniper's spyware disclosure Cisco Systems has launched an internal code review following Juniper's disclosure last week of unauthorized spying code found in its enterprise firewall products. Read More ▶ Salesforce backs new wind farm in 12-year renewable-energy deal A few months ago Salesforce committed to a goal of eventually powering its global operations entirely with renewable energy, and on Monday it took a key step in that direction by signing a 12-year agreement to back a brand-new wind farm in West Virginia. Read More ▶ NetApp to buy flash storage startup SolidFire for $870M NetApp is acquiring startup SolidFire for US$870 million cash for a foothold in the fast-growing market for scale-out flash storage. Read More ▶ Battle over LTE in Wi-Fi bands may soon be resolved The fight over LTE networks using the same frequencies as Wi-Fi may be headed toward a peaceful resolution at last. Read More ▶ The FAA's drone registry is live, and it's ridiculously easy The FAA's new drone registration system went live on Monday, and it's ridiculously easy to use. Shortly after it went live at 3pm EST, I signed up and the whole process only took a few minutes. Read More ▶ Oracle settles with the FTC over 'deceptive' Java security promises Security issues have long bedeviled users of Oracle's Java SE, and on Monday the FTC's efforts to address the problem finally came to fruition. Read More ▶ White Paper: Steton Software 5 Best Practices for Scoring Corporate Performance Information is the key to success. Numerous aspects of the business are closely examined and scored to ensure that critical processes, regulations, legal mandates, and industry standards are met that drive improved financial results. Read More ▶

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