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February 4, 2013

Fedora Linux Server: Enterprise OS on a Budget

Open source software communities have always been about innovation and collaboration. What’s not to love about the Linux based Fedora OS? It’s a free operating system that offers enterprise level performance that’s fit to run on a dedicated server. Here’s […]
February 1, 2013

F5 Rolls Out New Firewall and BIG IP Device

F5’s BIG – IP Advanced Firewall Manager streamlines security controls by integrating both the network firewall and security app into a centralized system. Application delivery giant F5 networks has just released a series of new firewall applications designed for data […]
January 31, 2013

ViASat Introduces New Cyber-Defense System

Gilbert Arizona based ViaSat has released a new cyber security defense system. Gilbert Arizona based ViaSat has released a new cyber security defense system. The system is designed to defend critical utility energy systems such as smart grids against cyber […]
January 31, 2013

Update: iO6 Falls Short, Apple CEO Issues Apology

Is Apple’s iOS 6 a Downgrade? We’ve gotten so many comments on our iSorry blog we felt the time has come to post an update. Update: Apple Releases iOS 6.1 Update It’s been a little more than 4 months since […]
January 30, 2013

Microsoft Plans Data Center Expansion

Microsoft has constructed many of its latest data centers using state-of-the-art equipment and/or designs. Microsoft has just announced it will invest $348 million into its existing data center campus in Virginia. This investment adds to the initial amount Microsoft paid […]
January 30, 2013

You Don’t Have to be a Pro to Run Mac OS X Server

One of the main concerns with customers looking colocate or setup a Mac Server is one of simplicity. Apple Proves you don’t need to be an IT Pro to setup, maintain and run your own server. More than just a […]
January 29, 2013

Coachella Site Crashes – Sells Out Before Coming Back Online

Music Festival Needs More Bandwidth If you’re a techie by day and music lover by night then you probably have more than a better idea as to why Coachella’s website crashed this morning. As many music fans know, Coachella tickets […]
January 28, 2013

Enterprise Software: Startups Vs Established Brands

Today’s CTOs and CIOs are tasked with a very unique challenge. Aside from mitigating risk and finding new ways to streamline IT operations they must also decide what enterprise software is best for their organization. Do they go with an […]
Enterprise Software: Startups Vs Established Brands
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