Only a carrier could trumpet $500 per gigabyte as a price cut

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	Only a carrier could trumpet $500 per gigabyte as a price cut AT&T has lowered its data price premium for poor, prepaid users from 500 times to 50 times what regular folks pay -- how nice. Read More WHITE PAPER: Quest Software Based Data Protection: Simply Better Data Protection Learn about the true value of moving to a image-based data protection virtual solution, and how it works in your current backup environment. Don't trust crucial data to archaic backup methods! Read this paper today. In this Issue VMware unveils open Cloud Foundry platform Adobe Flash zero-day shows a Chinese connection Independent lab tests find firewalls fall down on the job New IBM pricing model takes a cue from cloud RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Red Hat The 2011 Red Hat Summit. Join us. The Red Hat Summit brings together engineers, business decision makers, and community enthusiasts to learn about the latest in cloud computing, platform, virtualization, middleware, and management technologies. Click to continue VMware unveils open Cloud Foundry platform "Flexibility" is the operative word in describing Cloud Foundry. The concept is that a developer can create an application in any framework he or she chooses. Read More Adobe Flash zero-day shows a Chinese connection The latest Flash zero-day security hole -- the one hitched to a Word document -- literally has 'China' written all over it Read More WHITE PAPER: Webroot The Critical Need to Secure the Web in Your Company There has been an enormous increase in malicious Web-borne content, including user generated content posted to traditionally good Web sites, email messages that contain links to dangerous or newly compromised Web sites. Read More Today! Independent lab tests find firewalls fall down on the job During the first quarter of this year, independent IT security testing company, NSS Labs evaluated six network firewalls. Three of the six firewalls failed to stay operational when subjected to stability tests. Read More New IBM pricing model takes a cue from cloud The new pricing scheme will let application providers who offer their software as a service pay for IBM software, including WebSphere Application Server and IBM DB2, on a monthly basis as they use it. Read More
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