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• 14 November 2011

• News: CA takes to the cloud for identity management

  CA Technologies has gotten its feet wet with cloud-based security before, but now the company is moving further in with a package of cloud based identity and access control services.

• News: Symantec's cloud-based security service supports Microsoft Lync

  Symantec today widened its cloud-based security service to include Lync, Microsoft's latest instant-messaging client, so that enterprises using Lync can do anti-malware filtering and exert security controls for blocking inappropriate content along with basic data-loss prevention.

• News: Apple launches iTunes Match track-matching service

  Apple today launched its $24.99-per-year iTunes Match service.

• News: Server makers adopt AMD's new 16-core chips

  Server vendors on Monday came out in support of Advanced Micro Devices' latest Opteron 6200 server chips, which advance chip technology to new highs with 16 processor cores.

• News: Regulators sniffing around mobile privacy issues

  Regulators are starting to investigate what kind of oversight is in place to make sure that mobile applications don't encroach on user privacy rights, a lawyer in Microsoft's Windows Phone segment said on Monday.

• News: Cerf calls Internet governance critical issue in high tech

• News: Google adds 24x7 phone support for all Apps business customers

  Addressing a major source of complaints with its Apps suite, Google has announced that it will now offer around-the-clock phone support for the core components in the Apps for Business version of the hosted collaboration and communication suite.

• News: Apple releases iTunes 10.5.1 with iTunes Match

  If you have $25 to spend, you're about to free up a lot of storage space on your iOS devices. On Monday, Apple officially released iTunes Match to the masses, with an update to iTunes for Mac and PC. The company missed its initial deadline of a late October release, but a note to developers last week indicated the feature's launch was imminent.

• News: Eyeing fiscal crisis, Italy Internet forum urges digital investment

  Participants at an Internet forum in the northern Italian town of Trento have written to Prime Minister-designate Mario Monti, urging him to up Italy's investment in the digital economy.

• News: CA World: Cloud computing the only way to keep up with business demand

  Bill McCracken, chief executive at CA Technologies, has said cloud computing is the only realistic way in which IT departments can deliver system change at the speed their businesses demand.

• News: IANA contract is up for renewal, only to U.S. bidders

  A new tender document for the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) aims to strengthen the transparency, independence and accountability of the next IANA contractor.

• News: ARM and Bull join HPC chip makers for European supercomputer project

  Major European suppliers of high performance computing (HPC) technologies are to combine forces to create a European technology platform (ETP).

• News: Stock Exchange to sell trading IT systems to India

  The London Stock Exchange's MillenniumIT subsidiary has signed a contract with the Delhi Stock Exchange (DSE) to provide trading technologies.

• News: UK health agency and IT contractors plan expanded NHS IT market

  The UK Department of Health and Intellect, the trade association for the technology industry, have published a joint plan designed to "help build a new and vibrant market for IT across the NHS".

• News: CA World: Nimsoft broadens us to midmarket customers

  CA Technologies’ $350 million(£220 million) acquisition of Nimsoft last year has opened it to a set of completely different customers that want to consume IT management through cloud computing, Nimsoft’s chief executive has said.

• News: Top500 list passes another milestone: 10 petaflops

  Japan's K Computer has retained its pole position on the Top500 list of fastest supercomputers and become the first machine on the list to achieve performance of more than 10 petaflops.

• News: Supercomputer with ARM processors being built in Spain

  With an eye to bringing power efficiency to high-performance systems, a prototype supercomputer with quad-core ARM processors is being built at the Barcelona Supercomputing Center in Spain.

• News: Tibco's Spotfire ties in-memory analytics to SharePoint, Tibbr social network

  Tibco is giving its Spotfire BI (business intelligence) and visualization tool an injection of social collaboration through integrations with Microsoft SharePoint and its own Tibbr enterprise social networking product, the company announced Monday.

• News: Survey: Developers eager for Kindle Fire

  The low-cost Amazon.com tablet could jump-start an Android market that is not competing favorably against the iPad in Appcelerator's survey

• News: Cray to build supercomputer with new AMD chips

  Cray Inc. is building a supercomputer for federally funded scientific research under a contract valued at $188 million that was originally won by IBM.

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