Microsoft: More secure but mission not over

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	Microsoft: More secure but mission not over A decade ago Microsoft embarked on the Trustworthy Computing Initiative to restore customers' trust in its products. For the most part, it's succeeded. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Red Hat Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization: 1. Updated KVM hypervisor; 2. Industry-leading performance and scalability levels; 3. A power-user portal that lets you provision virtual machines, define templates, and administer your environments; 4.New multi-level administrative capabilities, improving product functionality for very large deployments Learn more In this Issue Microsoft engineers file system for the Windows 8 era Windows 8: Not as unified as we thought? Windows 8 on ARM: You can look but you can't touch Microsoft in 2012: Hopes rest on Windows 8 DOWNLOAD: AppAssure No More Failed Restores Are you sure your backup is 100% recoverable? Don't leave critical application and data restore to chance. With AppAssure you know your data is recoverable, across both VM and physical servers. Manage your entire environment from one application, achieve near-zero RTO and 5-minute RPO, and know your data can be restored. Download your free trial today! Microsoft engineers file system for the Windows 8 era The upcoming release of Windows Server 8 will feature an entirely new file system, called ReFS, that addresses many of the shortcomings of the aging NTFS (New Technology File System) now used across all current Windows editions. Read More Windows 8: Not as unified as we thought? Microsoft may be marketing a unified Windows 8, but after a furor over rules for dual-booting ARM machines it looks like we'll be buying three distinctly different products. Read More Windows 8 on ARM: You can look but you can't touch Microsoft has placed tight limits on how vendors can show Windows on ARM. It's apparently taking no chances that people might have a bad experience with the software before it's ready for release, which could harm its reputation. Read More Microsoft in 2012: Hopes rest on Windows 8 While 2011 was not a breakthrough year for Microsoft products, the company held steady amid criticism regarding its absence from the tablet market, its late arrival to the cloud, and low sales for Windows Phones. Read More
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