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	In appreciation: C's Dennis Ritchie and Lisp's John McCarthy In many ways, C and Lisp are opposites in terms of design, implementation, and approach. Taken together, however, these languages' influence on modern computing is immeasurable, and their legacy will continue for decades to come. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Business Analytics Summit Driving A High-Performance Organization - 11/17 – BOSTON This half-day Business Analytics Summit includes a roundtable discussion where you will connect with peers and experience that "aha" moment as you hear about their business analytics experience and gain actionable insights. Network with management peers who are wrestling with your same issues and challenges. Register now. Attend for free. In this Issue ARM's 64-bit ambitions spell more trouble for Intel and AMD Privacy a concern as Google+ links with Google's other sites Sony to buy Sony Ericsson, turn into subsidiary Stress Management: Better Living Through Technology WEBCAST: HP Watch the Shop Talk Video: Virtualization Networking InfoWorld contributors Paul Venezia and Matt Prigge explain how to lay a rock-solid networking foundation for server virtualization, drawing on their joint experience deploying virtualization infrastructure across hundreds of sites. View Now! ARM's 64-bit ambitions spell more trouble for Intel and AMD In a move that should add a few more drops of perspiration to furrowed brows at Intel and AMD, ARM today unveiled details of its ARMv8 architecture, which will extend the ARM ecosystem into the 64-bit world of enterprise computing. Read More Privacy a concern as Google+ links with Google's other sites People who use their real name in Google+ but use pseudonyms in other Google services may inadvertently expose their real identity by linking Google+ with those services. Read More Sony to buy Sony Ericsson, turn into subsidiary Sony said Thursday it will pay $1.5 billion acquire Ericsson's 50 percent share in their Sony Ericsson mobile phone joint venture, turning the company into a subsidiary in January 2012. Read More Stress Management: Better Living Through Technology IT professionals at all career levels are facing unprecedented levels of stress in their jobs these days. Here's how one high-flying IT executive uses special technology to manage his response to stress, find an inner calm and make better management decisions. Read More
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