Networking may be getting 'interesting' again

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	Networking may be on the path to becoming 'interesting' again Big Switch Networks, a startup just emerging from stealth mode, is said to be building a new platform that will bring the benefits of virtualization and cloud architecture to enterprise networks. Read More WEBCAST: ArcSight Guide to Insider Threat Protection The Guide to insider Threat Protection webcast guide will cover the motivations and practical defenses any enterprise can take to minimize the risk from malicious insiders. Attend this webcast to learn what you can do to lower the risk of abuse from trusted insders. Learn more. WHITE PAPER: Quantum Disk-Based Backup Price-Performance Leadership Quantum takes aim at the disk-based backup price-performance leadership position with its most recent DXi announcement. Read now. Virtualization shoot-out: Citrix, Microsoft, Red Hat, and VMware For almost as long as the virtualization tide has been rising, there was only one vendor that could offer the features, interoperability, and stability necessary to bring virtual servers out of the skunkworks. That is no longer the case. Read More
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