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	Windows 8's one advantage: Better security Along with the boot process enhancements to security, Microsoft has also enhanced security features such as BitLocker, AppLocker, and DirectAccess. Read More WHITE PAPER: Boundary Cloud Monitoring Deep Dive As the monitoring software vendors debate just how much to bridge the gap between test software and the working system, the lines will continue to blur as they automate the responses to the tests. The monitoring system is morphing into a management system. Read More Now! In this Issue What we don't know about Microsoft Surface Microsoft to PC and tablet makers: You're not our future Microsoft unveils iPad-like Windows 8 Surface tablet 5 things Microsoft doesn't want you to know RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Amazon Web Services Red Hat Enterprise Linux on Amazon EC2 Get up to 312 hours of free Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) on-demand instances on Amazon EC2. Leverage the cost effectiveness, scalability, and flexibility of Amazon Web Services (AWS), with the proven reliability of RHEL and the backing of AWS premium support. Try now. What we don't know about Microsoft Surface Microsoft fans are shouting hosannas, but yesterday's Surface tablet announcement raises host of important questions about the platform. Read More Microsoft to PC and tablet makers: You're not our future The Surface tablets signal Microsoft's shift toward taking control of the hardware. It's good news for Microsoft's future. But other hardware makers should be very, very worried. Read More Microsoft unveils iPad-like Windows 8 Surface tablet An ARM-based model will run Windows RT, the Metro-only version of Windows 8, and an Intel-based model will run the full version of Windows 8, including the Windows 7 portion. Read More 5 things Microsoft doesn't want you to know Microsoft is in a state of transition in many ways right now. Disarray always creates some dirty laundry, however. Here are five things Microsoft wouldn't want you or your CIO to know about what's going on in Redmond. Read More
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