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Commission outsources data services for its Electronic Data Gathering and Retrieval system to IO Government.
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From private clouds to the commercial providers, software-defined security controls have to stay with workloads wherever they go.
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A firmware upgrade at Microsoft's data center gave servers a fever, resulting in an outage for Hotmail and Outlook.com users that lasted, in some cases, up to 16 hours.
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Even if you can't dip your servers in oil or move them outside, there are practical, inexpensive methods you can use to take the heat off.
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AWS is making access automatic for new users; existing customers, including many in the public sector, will have to start a new account or launch services in a new region.
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When moving to Office 365, EPA discovered some Lotus Notes mailboxes with more than a million objects -- and 90T in all in the system -- prompting a new approach to the transition.
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The company's Digital Service Efficiency can measure energy use per auction, carbon dioxide per transaction and other factors that could be used to increase efficiency.
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Complexity is the enemy of security, says NIST's FISMA lead Ron Ross, and the cloud can help simplify networks.
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Sandia National Laboratories' network links 265 buildings and 13,000 ports, while saving space, energy and money.
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Data Direct Networks, Intel and Red Hat release new products to further simplify management and performance of the open-source, big data framework while improving security.