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Apple springs Retina iPad Mini on customers
Apple today sprung the Retina iPad Mini on customers, kicking off online sales of the smaller tablet that it introduced last month....
IT budgets, headcount set to grow in 2014: study
Companies are still concerned about the economy, but that hasn’t stopped them from funneling more of their revenue to the IT department, according to the latest survey data from the Society for Information Management (SIM)....
Start-up Sideband Networks models live network traffic to spot trouble
Start-up Sideband Networks today came out of stealth mode with an appliance that it says can model live traffic to give visibility into applications and user devices in order to solve performance problems....
AT&T won't charge for Philippines disaster calls and texts
AT&T said Tuesday it is not going to charge its wireless customers for calls and texts from the U.S. to the Philippines through Nov. 30 to help with the relief efforts following Typhoon Haiyan....
Xerox aims to help enterprises curb remote printing costs with new tools, services
Xerox is offering managed service tools for enterprises that want to reduce the costs of remote printing....
Facebook Open Compute Project picks switch specs
The Open Compute Project this week announced that it is considering four contributions for development of an open, operating system-agnostic data center switch it announced six months ago....
Microsoft: Fuel-cell powered data centers cost less, improve reliability
Data centers powered by fuel cells, not the public power grid, could cut both capital and operational costs, improve reliability, pollute less and take up less space, according to Microsoft researchers....
Verizon cozies up with Cloud Foundry as PaaS market heats up
Verizon, which just recently launched a major overhaul to its cloud platform, today announced plans to integrate the VMware/EMC-backed Cloud Foundry open source platform as a service (PaaS) initiative into its offering....
Should the NSA be reformed? Fierce debate rages
There are now resounding calls to drastically change the secretive National Security Agency in the wake of the documents leaked by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden. Some advocate a completely re-made spy agency, others say moves that drastic would hurt national security....
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