10 things about (the Internet of) things

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	10 things about (the Internet of) things Floating things, flying things, finding things and fashion things are all part of the Internet of Things. Prepare for a hyper connected future. Read More   : Venafi Surescripts Case Study- Securing Keys and Certificates Surescripts implemented Venafi's Trust Protection Platform™ to secure digital keys and certificates, ensure the privacy and confidentiality of electronic clinical information for its healthcare customers. Learn More In this Issue How can the Internet have too many routes and not enough addresses? Wyoming to close data centers in cloud shift Brocade pitches open networking to cash-strapped feds Adtran lays groundwork for superfast broadband over copper Vehicle-to-vehicle networks could save over 1,000 lives a year, US says Start-up fights ambush attacks on SDN, virtual machine networks FCC allowed to question AT&T, Verizon on business broadband pricing What Apple's new content delivery network means for net neutrality, and for you WHITE PAPER: Code 42 Enterprise Cloud Deployment Strategies Three primary cloud deployment strategies are available today for enterprise software—public cloud, private cloud and hybrid cloud. However, many vendors force enterprises to choose between data security or cloud deployment flexibility; they're either unable or unwilling to give the enterprise both. Learn More How can the Internet have too many routes and not enough addresses? The depletion of Internet addresses would seem to spell relief for aged routers that are struggling to deal with the Internet's growth, but the complicated interplay between those trends might cause even more problems. Read More   Wyoming to close data centers in cloud shift The state of Wyoming is planning to discontinue most of its data center operations and move its physical equipment to commercial co-location facilities. Read More   Brocade pitches open networking to cash-strapped feds Brocade is taking aim at the federal government, promising a more efficient, cost-effective networking environment. Read More   Adtran lays groundwork for superfast broadband over copper Telecom equipment vendor Adtran has developed a technology that will make it easier for operators to roll out broadband speeds close to 500Mbps over copper lines. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Network Instruments City Solved Network Mystery – Saves $30K The City of Jacksonville put their hunch to work and not only solved a mystery, but found a new and innovative use for a popular UC solution that saved them $30,000. Learn More Vehicle-to-vehicle networks could save over 1,000 lives a year, US says The U.S. government wants to force cars to talk to each other over wireless networks, saying that could save more than 1,000 lives every year. Read More   Start-up fights ambush attacks on SDN, virtual machine networks GuardiCore developing "honeypot" approach to detecting and blocking stealthy attacks. Read More   FCC allowed to question AT&T, Verizon on business broadband pricing The U.S. Federal Communications Commission has the green light to collect new data on the pricing of so-called special access services, the middle-mile network services used to deliver business broadband and mobile service backhaul. Read More   What Apple's new content delivery network means for net neutrality, and for you In late July, Apple reportedly brought online its own content distribution network (CDN), a way of pushing data files closer to end-users. Given that a CDN either connects its networks directly with major Internet service providers (ISPs) or co-locates server hardware within ISP network operations, they can also raise concerns in terms of net neutrality. And Apple's venture is no different. Read More
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