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ZeroAccess Botnet Commands One Million Zombie Army

By Isha Suri Sep 25, 2012

A new research report by Sophos has revealed that the ZeroAccess Botnet has over 1 million zombie computers in an army that can earn a staggering amount of $100,000 in a single day. The…

Massive Online Learning: 10gen and MongoDB Teach the World

By Maria Deutscher Sep 25, 2012

10gen, a provider of cloud services and consultancy for the MongoDB NoSQL database, is working on training courses that will be available to developers worldwide starting October. The massively open online courses, or MOOCs,…

Microsoft Punches Back: Responds To Scathing NY Times Article on Cloud Factories – Our Summary

By John Furrier Sep 25, 2012

Microsoft responses to the NY Times article (series) called Cloud Factories. Here was my response yesterday on SiliconANGLE. New York Times took a cheap shot at Microsoft on a story saying Microsoft was…

How to Scale Out Networking in the Cloud: The Case for Overlay-based Network Virtualization

By Guest Author Sep 25, 2012

So, you’ve decided to build a private IaaS cloud. Great idea! By encouraging self-service IT in your organization, you’ve made your support staff happier by reducing their workload and you’ve made your users happier…

Virtualization Changes the Game; but IT is Still Tops!

By Isha Suri Sep 25, 2012

Over the past few years, we have seen the cloud and the virtualization radically changing the IT world. It has driven significant changes in the way we store data, handle it, harness it, and…

DevOps Answers: Should Developers Install Software on Production Themselves?

By Kyt Dotson Sep 25, 2012

The connection between development and operations in IT means that developers and sysadmins get a lot more cozy in order to make sure that everything runs a great deal more smoothly. However, while this…

When Will We Get a Google Maps App for the iPhone 5?

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 25, 2012

The discrepancies between using Google Maps and Apple Maps just keep piling up. Just doing an image search for Apple Maps, and you’ll get flooded with results comparing the two services. So you can…

New BlackBerry 10 Interface Looks Promising

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 25, 2012

BlackBerry Jam Americas 2012 officially kicked off today and will continue until the 27th of September at the San Jose Convention Center in California. At the conference, Research in Motion unveiled the latest version…

DH2i Virtualization for SQL Comes with Brains

By Maria Deutscher Sep 25, 2012

DH2i is launching the 2012R2 release of DxConsole, its application virtualization solution. The main addition is DxSRM, a load balancer that works on the instance-level and introduces a lot of automation to the software.…

4G Carrier Networks Holding Steady in iPhone 5 Challenge

By John Casaretto Sep 25, 2012

We are still in the early days of the new iPhone 5 and so far, so good. I refer to various predictions that with the mass wave of new iPhone devices to the various…

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ZeroAccess Botnet Commands One Million Zombie Army

Massive Online Learning: 10gen and MongoDB Teach the World

Microsoft Punches Back: Responds To Scathing NY Times Article on Cloud Factories – Our Summary

How to Scale Out Networking in the Cloud: The Case for Overlay-based Network Virtualization

DevOps Answers: Should Developers Install Software on Production Themselves?

When Will We Get a Google Maps App for the iPhone 5?

New BlackBerry 10 Interface Looks Promising

4G Carrier Networks Holding Steady in iPhone 5 Challenge

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