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Why IPv6? Vint Cerf keeps blaming himself
Are you struggling with or dreading the thought of IPv6? If so, Vint Cerf, much-decorated "Father of the Internet," wants you to know that it's OK to blame him. He certainly does so himself. In fact, he does so time and time and time again. Read More


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Digital Cloning: Rise of the Cylons?
Somewhere between epically cool and downright creepy, you can create a digital clone that looks like you, talks like you, sounds like you and takes on your personality, so that future generations can find out all about you after your death. Read More

Naysayers, get over yourselves. The cloud is secure.
Security fears remain a top impediment to broad adoption of public cloud servicesIf you listen to the arguments about security in the cloud they sound compelling, and generally fall into two categories: technical risks, and policy issues. Read More


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Interop New York 2010 - Top of the List
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Microsoft wants to know if my computer is possessed
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