Microsoft has 1 million servers which means... what?

	Nancy Gohring: Microsoft's one million servers: what it means
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	July 19, 2013 Read about whether Microsoft having 1 million servers is really a good thing, whether you should be worried about being followed by lots of Latvians on LinkedIn and whether a new Nexus 7 is coming from Google next week 10. Nancy Gohring: Microsoft's one million servers: what it means 9. Dan Tynan: The Latvians have invaded LinkedIn. Can the NSA be far behind? 8. Microsoft stumbles in Q4, takes $900M Surface RT charge 7. Andy Patrizio: A Sandy Bridge to Haswell upgrade won't blow your hair back 6. Peter Smith: Will Google announce a new Nexus 7 next week? WEBCAST: IBM Corporation Give Your Users What They Want with Cloud and Mobile Date: Wednesday, June 19, 2013 Time: 2:00 PM EDT You will learn: - How moving to the cloud can help accelerate mobile adoption in your organization. - The benefits of combining the power of cloud with the freedom and functionality of mobile. Learn More. 5. Phil Johnson: Know your wacky local ordinances thanks to open law websites 4. Melanie Pinola: 4 rules for naming your files 3. Dead tablet walking: No more big updates coming for the BlackBerry Playbook 2. Matthew Mombrea: How to build a WordPress plugin for beginners 1. Chris Nerney: Here is why work is like high school, and it should make you sad WEBCAST: APC by Schneider Electric Make your data center available, efficient and safe We will discuss what you should expect from a world class service provider and the scope of services needed to make your data center the best it can be. Learn More. Date: Wednesday, July 17, 2013 2pm Eastern Learn More. Most Popular 15 ways to screw up an IT project Gaming Twitter: How one man turns fake followers into windfall profits Forget Sandy. Telx still likes NYC for its latest data center 5 Android-only apps to make iPhone users jealous Diagnosis – bloatware: 9 empty-calorie pieces of code   WHITE PAPER: HP Application Security eGuide Enterprises around the world are facing what could be called the most aggressive threat environment in the history of information technology. Disruptive computing trends are emerging that offer increased employee productivity and business agility, but at the same time introduce a host of new risks and uncertainty. Learn more.
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