The Cisco Nexus 3548 employs a new ASIC design to provide ultra-low latency and high-powered monitoring features aimed at high-performance computing in general, and high-frequency trading in particular.
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Cisco Flexes Custom Silicon Muscle for High-Frequency Trading Crowd
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Exploring Private Cloud Pipes
Traditional networking is static; clouds need systems that can scale. What’s the answer for a private cloud: APIs? SDN? OpenFlow? VXLAN? Take a look.
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Tufin Tracks Applications for Better Firewall Policy Management
SecureApp is designed to help administrators keep up with enterprise app connectivity changes based on business requirements. Learn more about the tool, and how it can affect firewall policy management.
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Testing of Enterprise Mobile Apps Falls Behind, Capgemini/HP Study Finds
Fewer than 18% of enterprises test for security issues on their mobile apps before pushing them out, according to a new study by Capgemini and HP. Learn more about the findings.
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Private Clouds Will Change IT Jobs, Not Eliminate Them
Forget the technical issues in building a private cloud. You can solve those. Help your staff overcome fear and resistance to change so your project can move forward.
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RIM is in trouble thanks to BlackBerry 10 BES chaos
The main advantage RIM has—and arguably the one thing that has kept it in the game up to now—is the existing BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES) infrastructure. But, if the new BlackBerry 10 (BB10) devices don’t work with the current BES platform, BB10 could be dead on arrival.
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Aerohive does an End-Run Around Apple’s Bonjour Protocol Issues
Users want their iPhones and iPads on the network. That means dealing with Apple’s Bonjour protocol. Aerohive’s Bonjour Gateway is a scalable workaround–and now it’s free.
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Is it the right time to buy a tablet?
The tablet market finally seems to have moved beyond a one-horse, Apple iPad monopoly. Google’s Nexus 7 has made a splash in the tablet market, and Amazon’s unveiling of the new Kindle Fire lineup will shake things up a bit as well.
With so many great tablet options on the table, many businesses and consumers who have been waiting patiently on the sidelines might be ready to take the plunge and buy a tablet. However, there are also some good reasons to hold off a bit longer.
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Comcast caters to SMBs with new Business Class Signature Support services
Large enterprises have the budgets and IT departments to manage multiple dedicated T1 or T3 lines. However, small and medium businesses (SMBs) tend to rely on more consumer-oriented Internet services like DSL, or cable-based broadband. Comcast is one of the leading providers of broadband Internet in the United States, and it’s introducing new IT services aimed at helping those SMB customers get more done.
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Seven benefits of the iPhone 5 and iOS 6 for business
Apple unveiled a variety of new products and features at its media event yesterday. While a veritable rainbow of iPod Touch options, or re-engineered headphones might be exciting news for some, they’re irrelevant to businesses or business users.
Fear not, though. Apple also revealed some good news for business users. There are aspects of the new iPhone 5, and features in the new iOS 6 that will make iOS devices more useful and effective as mobile productivity tools.
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