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	Enterprise and service provider networking port revenues reach $39B Routers, switches and other networking gear became a $39 billion market in 2013, as 40G took hold in the data center and 100G became the new standard for service providers, according to the latest research from Infonetics. Read More WHITE PAPER: CDW Video drives engagement Achieving maximum results means building a solid platform and network infrastructure. As digital age unfolds, it's clear that the ability to communicate effectively anytime and from anywhere is essential. View Now In this Issue Facebook shows mobile app developers the money with new ad network Facebook addresses privacy fears with anonymous log-in for apps Arista co-founder may have switch maker by its jewels Dell adds Big Switch to its SDN mix Michael Dell: On SDNs and networking for the masses Wi-Fi hotspot grab coming to a city near you 6 free network vulnerability scanners Cisco, Akamai team to boost branch performance 8 tips to improve mobile collaboration VMware outlines 'vision' for unified mobile security and management WHITE PAPER: Box Vendor Landscape: Cloud File Sharing Box recommends this report for any growing business or company considering an investment in enterprise content collaboration and cloud file sharing. Both let users access important content simply and securely, on any device: desktop, laptop, phone or tablet. Learn more>> Facebook shows mobile app developers the money with new ad network Facebook will extend its advertising business by distributing ads from its marketers to third-party mobile apps. Read More Facebook addresses privacy fears with anonymous log-in for apps Ever looked at an app and decided not to try it because you didn't want to share your data? Facebook is trying to remove that stumbling block with a new service called anonymous log-ins that was announced Wednesday. Read More Arista co-founder may have switch maker by its jewels The future of Arista Networks, the hot data center switching company that just filed to go public, could rest in the outcome of a lawsuit filed against it by one of its founders. Read More Dell adds Big Switch to its SDN mix Dell expanded on its open networking initiative this week with a resale arrangement with SDN company Big Switch Networks. Read More Michael Dell: On SDNs and networking for the masses The man who popularized consumer computing sees an opportunity in 'making technology more affordable, more acceptable to hundreds of millions of customers'. Read More : ClickSoftware How to Avoid a Storm in Your Cloud Installation This eBook brings you tips on cloud implementations according to each business type so that you can avoid the little black clouds of destruction and enjoy the full benefits of a cloud solution. Learn More Wi-Fi hotspot grab coming to a city near you With dozens of cities proposed for gigabit fiber, Google, AT&T and others are expected to rush to tack on Wi-Fi to offer ads and services. Read More 6 free network vulnerability scanners These tools help automate the detection and remediation of vulnerabilities. Read More Cisco, Akamai team to boost branch performance Cisco and Akamai this week announced a collaboration to boost application performance for branch office sites. Read More 8 tips to improve mobile collaboration Mobile computing and workplace collaboration experts offer advice on how you can boost communication and productivity among your mobile employees. Read More VMware outlines 'vision' for unified mobile security and management VMware today put forward its "vision" for unifying the mobile security and management technology it acquired in its $1.5 billion acquisition of AirWatch earlier this year with its traditional line of virtualization software. Read More
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