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	Watch out: The feds want to regulate the cloud As cloud computing becomes more of a force in government and the private sector, the feds will try to control its use, both nationally and internationally. This could have a chilling effect on cloud computing. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Driving Information-led business innovation This white paper identifies a shift in corporate thinking about the value of trusted information to the organization and outlines reasons why this shift is occurring. Read Now In this Issue Oracle: Java's worst enemy The end (of the desktop OS and mobile OS) is near Microsoft makes Google look silly in the Android patent wars Mobile developers strike back against patent trolls WEBCAST: Trend Micro Encryption in the Public Cloud Listen in as Bob Bragdon discusses data privacy concerns with Dave Asprey, VP of Cloud Security at Trend Micro. Learn about the sixteen best practices you can implement today to secure your data within public cloud environments. Learn More Oracle: Java's worst enemy Finding a severe bug in Java SE 7 normally would be forgivable, but Oracle's behavior in the matter has been downright disgraceful. Read More The end (of the desktop OS and mobile OS) is near Give it a few years, and both Apple and Microsoft will have changed the computing landscape: the desktop OS will be dead, the mobile OS will be dead, and there will be just the OS. Read More Microsoft makes Google look silly in the Android patent wars Recently, I've taken Microsoft to task for using its Android patents to steamroll small manufacturers into submission. Now, in a stunning Epic Fail, Google has managed to make Microsoft look like the reasonable party in this whole dispute. Read More Mobile developers strike back against patent trolls Earlier this summer, Lodys began targeting small iOS and Android developers alike. Now, the developers are fighting back with Operation Anthill. Read More
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