Where Do Ultrabook Devices Fit In?
The Ultrabook is a new category of laptops that balances responsive performance with a sleek, lightweight design. Here’s why CIOs and IT managers should care.
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Securing the Enterprise Better With Encryption Instructions
How to deploy encryption when its performance might otherwise be impractical.
Managing the Deluge of Personal Hand-held Devices Into the Enterprise
Maximizing both user demand and corporate information security is a balancing act. Here’s a look at how IT can manage to accomplish that.
Which Comes First: Parallel Languages or Patterns?
Author and programmer Clay Breshears explores parallel programming patterns, how they are evolving and how they’ll impact future parallel coders.
Why Wireless Needs a Network of Networks
With network virtualization, wireless devices could connect to dozens of networks. It’s a paradigm shift in wireless architecture — and one that can’t come soon enough.
The New Mobile Landscape
Mobile devices and computing have come a long way. But where will they go next?
Why Linux Needs Malware Protection
As Linux attacks increase across servers, PCs and Android smartphones, security by obscurity’s not enough. Here’s how enterprises and developers should be rethinking their assumptions about Linux platform and device security.
Language Lessons: Where New Parallel Developments Fit Into Your Toolkit
An array of technologies now target parallel programming — SEJITS, OpenCL, Cilk Plus and ParaSail, among others. What roles will these languages play?
Why Do We Need Intelligent Desktop Virtualization?
A vision of desktop virtualization as an evolution of desktop management that eliminates the compromise between IT and users.
Under the Hood: A Look Inside the Ultrabook
Take a look inside the Ultrabook as we investigate the new device’s power and versatility.
Migration to the Cloud: Evolution Without Confusion
Companies are increasingly attracted to cloud benefits, but the complexities of migrating from existing infrastructure can seem daunting.
Desktop Virtualization on the Verge
Desktop virtualization has been touted as the next big thing, but adoption lags the hype. Here are use cases for each type of desktop virtualization.
