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	15 most powerful OpenStack companies OpenStack at its core is an open source project - it's free code. But what makes OpenStack come alive are the vendors that have contributed to make that raw code and then turned it into a product businesses can use. Read More   RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Huawei Enterprise USA Discover Huawei & Switch Your Switch Huawei will match your current buy price plus give you an instant rebate of up to $2000 per switch. Click here for more info In this Issue Apple Mavericks: The good, the bad, the upgrade Ex-Cisco CEO reflects, looks ahead on 25 years of Networkers Career Watch: How IT can be influential Facebook is building a Snapchat alternative called Slingshot U.S. to formally accuse Chinese military of hacking 7 possible reveals at Microsoft's Surface event An H-1B cap hike would mean a grim future for workers Why the FCC's net neutrality proposal is fundamentally dishonest Windows XP's U.S. farewell tour to last most of '14 Home routers: Broken windows to the world How to take the mystery out of Wi-Fi using performance management tools The Best Cities for Tech Startups WHITE PAPER: PC Connection | Cisco | Intel® It's Time to Refresh Your Data Center In this Whitepaper, we'll take a close look at how Cisco® Unified Computing System (UCS®) with intelligent Intel® Xeon® processors is revolutionizing the way businesses store and access information. Learn More Apple Mavericks: The good, the bad, the upgrade Read More   Ex-Cisco CEO reflects, looks ahead on 25 years of Networkers John Morgridge was Cisco's first CEO. He took the company public and presided over its growth until John Chambers took over as CEO in 1995. On the 25th anniversary of the Networker's user conference this week, Morgridge, 80, reflects on the past and looks ahead to the future as Cisco's Chairman Emeritus. Read More   Career Watch: How IT can be influential Q&A: David Martin and Kathy Quinn Read More   Facebook is building a Snapchat alternative called Slingshot   Facebook is said to be building a video-messaging app to rival the Snapchat messaging service. Read More   U.S. to formally accuse Chinese military of hacking U.S. officials later today will charge several individuals connected to China's military with hacking American firms, online reports said early Monday. Read More   7 possible reveals at Microsoft's Surface event Microsoft stands poised to unveil the next chapter in the ambitious, yet tumultuous Surface saga on Tuesday, with a quote-unquote "small" Surface event in New York City. The date's concrete, but the details are murky. Just what is Microsoft going to unveil? The Surface 2 and Surface Pro 2 were only launched in late October, after all. Read More   An H-1B cap hike would mean a grim future for workers If Congress approves comprehensive immigration reform, it will likely more than double the cap on H-1B visas. What happens then sounds dystopian for workers. Read More   Why the FCC's net neutrality proposal is fundamentally dishonest I'm hardly a networking engineer, but it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out the FCC's new plan for net neutrality is fundamentally flawed. "Commercially reasonable" is a license to do whatever you want Read More   Windows XP's U.S. farewell tour to last most of '14 Last-minute moves by businesses to scrap Windows XP may have offset the continued free fall in consumer spending, but that gift from XP won't help the PC industry for long. Read More   Home routers: Broken windows to the world For most people, a home router is their window to the world -- the World Wide Web. Read More   How to take the mystery out of Wi-Fi using performance management tools   Many IT departments still treat Wi-Fi like a second-class infrastructure asset despite the cultural shift toward mobility. Perhaps the reluctance to embrace Wi-Fi with open arms is due to a lack of visibility. Read More   The Best Cities for Tech Startups Are you searching for the best city to build your tech startup into a global super power? Or maybe you've dreamed of working for a startup with the obligatory catered lunches, ping pong tables, yoga rooms, and other perks these organizations use to attract and retain talent? Whatever the case, if a career with a tech startup is in your future then you may want to consider some of the locations on this list. Read More
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