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	Microsoft kills TechNet, but fate of its software licenses is murky The feast is over for developers, system admins, and other IT pros who've used the TechNet Subscription service to gorge on all-you-can-eat access to Microsoft technologies. Read More WHITE PAPER: Falconstor Software Deduplication Chapter from Storage Area Networks For Dummies Download a free chapter from Storage Area Networks for Dummies to learn how to achieve significant space and cost savings with data deduplication. Learn More In this Issue Oracle's aversion to cloud computing takes its toll Another Windows tablet falls short of the iPad Calif. attorney general: Time to crack down on companies that don't encrypt Apple eyes the biggest mobile market of them all: China Stop your privacy from being buried alive WHITE PAPER: VMware 4 Reasons to Expand Virtualization of Your IT Environment In this eBook, find out how other VMware customers have extended their virtualization deployment and have uncovered significant benefits, such as simplified IT management and reallocation of resources. Read Now! Oracle's aversion to cloud computing takes its toll Oracle's late scramble to the cloud is a cautionary tale for all traditional enterprise software providers. Read More Another Windows tablet falls short of the iPad Microsoft keeps giving IT hope that Windows can out-tablet the iPad, so why can't it beat the iPad's quality or even security? Read More Calif. attorney general: Time to crack down on companies that don't encrypt The state's first data breach report finds that more 1.4 million residents' data would have been safe had companies used encryption. Read More Apple eyes the biggest mobile market of them all: China Adding huge numbers of subscribers in China would certainly help Apple's flagging stock price. Read More Stop your privacy from being buried alive The NSA revelations have shocked few, but it should still spur us to fight for our constitutional right to privacy. Read More
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