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Business NewsAtlas plugged: Facebook hooks ads to profiles, smears 'em over the web Slapping posters all over the internet, Google? Two can play at that game, says Zuck
Data Centre NewsEllison: Sparc M7 is Oracle's most important silicon EVER OpenWorld 'Acceleration engines' key to performance, security, Larry says
Hardware NewsYou like jumping out of planes? Try the new GoPro 4. Short walks? There's a Hero instead Now you can film 40m below water in full 1080p. Happy?
Networks NewsNetflix bullish after six-country European INVASION One-third of all homes? It could happen Security NewsThird patch brings more admin Shellshock for the battered and Bashed 'Okay we got it THIS time'
Software NewsBusiness is back, baby! Hasta la VISTA, Win 8... Oh, yeah, Windows 9 Forget touchscreen millennials, Microsoft goes for mouse crowd Science NewsNASA rover Curiosity drills HOLE in MARS 'GOLF COURSE' Joins 'traffic light' and perfect stony sphere on the Red Planet Bootnotes NewsJapan develops robot CHEERLEADERS which RIDE on BALLS 'Will put smiles on faces worldwide', predicts corporate PR chief | Whitepapers Secure remote control for conventional and virtual desktops Balancing user privacy and privileged access, in accordance with compliance frameworks and legislation. Evaluating any potential remote control choice.  New hybrid storage solutions Tackling data challenges through emerging hybrid storage solutions that enable optimum database performance whilst managing costs and increasingly large data stores.  Reg Reader Research: SaaS based Email and Office Productivity Tools Read this Reg reader report which provides advice and guidance for SMBs towards the use of SaaS based email and Office productivity tools.  Business security measures using SSL Examines the major types of threats to information security that businesses face today and the techniques for mitigating those threats.  Security for virtualized datacentres Legacy security solutions are inefficient due to the architectural differences between physical and virtual environments. |
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