Finally profitable, AMD must embrace new markets, analysts say; Apple boosts 27-in. iMac shipping delay to 3 weeks

	Apple boosts 27-in. iMac shipping delay to 3 weeks \| Judge reduces $2M music-sharing verdict to $54k
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	Finally profitable, AMD must embrace new markets, analysts say Analysts say that AMD must move quickly to develop chips for mobile devices like smartphones and tablets or it may fade into the red again. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Microsoft DirectAccess and UAG: Better Together Here are some of the key reasons why you would want to run Unified Access Gateway with DirectAccess Click to continue In this Issue Apple boosts 27-in. iMac shipping delay to 3 weeks Judge reduces $2M music-sharing verdict to $54k China hacks used as lure for more targeted attacks NASA: Astronauts start Twittering from space station YouTube declutters video page interface Fujifilm, IBM tech could yield 35TB magnetic tape drives Web sites must support IPv6 by 2012, expert warns RealPlayer fix addresses 11 security bugs Seth Weintraub: Will Apple’s tablet take some netbook market? Preston Gralla: Installing Firefox 3.6: One more reason Linux isn’t ready for the prime-time mass market Other Resources Reduce Backup Costs with Data Deduplication WHITE PAPER: SAS Computerworld Briefing: Staffing for Intelligence As organizations are becoming more customer-focused, they are increasingly making decisions based on facts, evidence and analytics. Successful business analytics begins with solid analytic resources, structure and technology and more importantly, a cross-functional analytics team with qualified data professionals. With the right staffing and structure in place, business analytics can be your key to success. Read More! Apple boosts 27-in. iMac shipping delay to 3 weeks Apple on Thursday increased the shipping delay for its 27-in. iMac to three weeks, the longest since the new model’s debut last year. Read More Judge reduces $2M music-sharing verdict to $54k A Minnesota judge reduced the $2 million in damages that a jury ordered file-sharer Jammie Thomas-Rasset to pay, calling the original verdict “monstrous and shocking.” Read More China hacks used as lure for more targeted attacks Malicious hackers have begun using the recent cyberattacks against Google and more than 30 other companies as lures for launching even more targeted attacks, security firm F-Secure said in a blog post today. Read More NASA: Astronauts start Twittering from space station NASA said a new wireless connection with the International Space Station allowed one of its astronauts to send the first tweet from the orbiter this morning. Read More YouTube declutters video page interface Google has redesigned YouTube’s video page interface because it has become “cluttered and a little overwhelming” by Google’s own admission. Read More WHITE PAPER: BlueArc Keeping Pace with Storage Growth Learn how to bring intelligent tiered storage into your environment with a flexible and efficient platform. Lower costs, create a more environmentally-friendly data center and optimize your storage environment. Intelligent tiering is a viable option today. Read More! Fujifilm, IBM tech could yield 35TB magnetic tape drives Fujifilm Recording Media U.S.A and IBM today announced they were able to demonstrate a new particulate that can be used to create magnetic tape cartridges that are 44 times more dense than today’s Generation 4 LTO Ultrium’s cartridges. Read More Web sites must support IPv6 by 2012, expert warns Corporations and government agencies must IPv6-enable their public-facing Web sites in the next 24 months or risk upsetting a growing number of visitors with lower-grade connectivity. Read More RealPlayer fix addresses 11 security bugs US-CERT is advising users to upgrade their RealPlayer software after the company patched 11 security bugs. Read More Seth Weintraub: Will Apple’s tablet take some netbook market? We already know the Apple tablet has eBook reader makers scared. In just the past few days, Amazon has cut a better deal with publishers, offered up an SDK and even given their best customers an opportunity to get a free Kindle. That isn’t a good poker face to say the least. But, should Netbook makers be afraid? Read More Preston Gralla: Installing Firefox 3.6: One more reason Linux isn’t ready for the prime-time mass market Looking to upgrade to Firefox 3.6? On Windows and the Mac, you don’t need to do much more than download a file, perform a few clicks, and you’re done. But for the moment, if you want to upgrade it on Linux, you’ll be in a world of pain unless you’re a very experienced Linux user. It’s one more piece of evidence that Linux needs plenty of help if it wants to crack the mass market. Read More
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