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	Barnes & Noble deal hints at possible new Microsoft tablet today Rumors that Microsoft may unveil its own e-reader or tablet later today would be confirmation of speculation that dates back more than a month, not just to last week. Monday afternoon, Microsoft will hold a hastily-called press conference in Los Angeles, that may, depending on the buzz of the hour, center on an iPad-style tablet or a smaller device designed primarily for e-reading, akin to Amazon's Kindle Fire. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: CIO Perspective Balancing Business Needs with the Chaos of Mobile Security Hear an engaging panel discussion featuring prominent IT leaders from Boston industries discuss how their companies are managing today's mega-trends for maximum business benefit. Learn about the CIO role around enablement vs. security, agility vs. integration, and business vs. IT technology resource control at CIO Perspectives Boston. Register Today! In this Issue US reclaims top spot on Top500 supercomputing list Samsung targets enterprise BYOD with SAFE-branded Galaxy S III Google: Western democracies seek to censor political content US-CERT discloses security flaw in Intel chips WHITE PAPER: Condusiv Technologies (formerly Diskeeper Corporation) Optimizing Virtual Platform Disk Performance In a virtualized environment where resources are shared among multiple virtual machines, file and free space fragmentation impedes performance exponentially. Fragmentation prevention and defragmentation technologies exist to eliminate unnecessary I/O overhead, and improve system performance. Read Now! US reclaims top spot on Top500 supercomputing list The U.S. once again has the most powerful supercomputer in the world, thanks to the U.S. Department of Energy's Sequoia, according to the latest edition of the Top500 supercomputer list, ending Asia's hold on the top spot. Sequoia's 1.57 million processor cores can perform 16.32 petaflops (quadrillion floating-point calculations per second). Read More Samsung targets enterprise BYOD with SAFE-branded Galaxy S III Samsung announced a new program on Monday to help enterprise IT shops feel more confident about allowing workers to use the coming Galaxy S III smartphone on the job. Galaxy S III smartphones sold by all five U.S. mobile carriers starting later in June and early July will be branded SAFE, for Samsung Approved for Enterprise. Read More Google: Western democracies seek to censor political content Western democracies, which are not typically associated with censorship, have demanded that Google take down certain political videos, blog posts, and other content, the company said Sunday. The company as on previous occasions has been asked to take down political speech in many countries, Google said. Read More US-CERT discloses security flaw in Intel chips The U.S. Computer Emergency Readiness Team (US-CERT) has disclosed a flaw in Intel chips that could allow hackers to gain control of Windows and other operating systems, security experts say. Read More
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