Why CISPA could kill the cloud

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	Why CISPA could kill the cloud CISPA doesn't just pose a threat to individual users' privacy -- any company using an Internet or cloud service could see its data passed along. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: LogMeIn Provide instant on-demand remote support with LogMeIn Rescue Without pre-installed software, quickly connect to PCs, Macs, smartphones and tablets anywhere in the world. Get in, solve the problem, and be done in a flash. Plus, Rescue's SaaS-based platform means free upgrades and zero maintenance. Try it free today. In this Issue IT in a nutshell: Duct tape and sealing wax Call for entries: The 2012 Enterprise Architecture Awards Apple's Tim Cook wins where Steve Jobs failed: On Java INSIDER Fake a stretched cluster for fun and profit WEBCAST: Intel and Dell The Higher-Bandwidth, Lower-Cost Connection of Choice Join Intel and Dell Live as they discuss their new LAN on Motherboard enhancements to the Dell PowerEdge servers. Learn how Expedient, a cloud provider, is using 10 Gigabit Ethernet to boost its services and rein in costs. View Now IT in a nutshell: Duct tape and sealing wax IT pros need to make sure their solutions are as elegant and sustainable as possible, because in most cases, the future aggravation they'll be saving is their own. Read More Call for entries: The 2012 Enterprise Architecture Awards Get your outstanding program the recognition it deserves. InfoWorld and Forrester Research, joined by the Penn State Center for Enterprise Architecture, are now accepting entries for our third annual Enterprise Architecture Awards. Read More Apple's Tim Cook wins where Steve Jobs failed: On Java Last week Tim Cook finally coerced Oracle into supplying updates for its own software. It only took 700,000 infected systems to convince Oracle to handle Java on OS X itself. Read More INSIDER Fake a stretched cluster for fun and profit True stretched clusters are out of reach for many, but you can use the concepts to avoid downtime -- even amid major upgrades. Read More
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