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Cisco Systems is putting dozens of routers, switches and servers under the microscope to find out whether any of them may be affected by the Spectre or Meltdown exploits impacting processors worldwide.
by Steven Burke and Joseph F. Kovar
So Far -- No "Observed Active Deployment" Of Spectre and Meltdown Intel Vice President Stephen Smith says that so far the chip giant has observed "proof of concept" of the Spectre and Meltdown exploits but has not "observed any active deployment" of the exploits in PCs or servers.
30 Hot Products At CES 2018
by Kyle Alspach and Lindsey O'Donnell
Get ready: The massive Las Vegas techie spectacle known as CES is about to launch for another year. CES 2018 will feature thousands of innovative, fun and weird exhibitors -- starting with two days of media announcements on Sunday and Monday, and then followed by demos and showcases through Friday.
Cloud Computing: Now A $180 Billion Market
by Steven Burke and Joseph F. Kovar
So Far -- No "Observed Active Deployment" Of Spectre and Meltdown Intel Vice President Stephen
Smith says that so far the chip giant has observed "proof of concept" of the Spectre and Meltdown exploits but has not "observed any active deployment" of the exploits in PCs or servers.
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Intel CEO: Amid Spectre, Meltdown Exploit Crisis, 'Security Is The Number One Job For Intel'
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Intel CEO Brian Krzanich kicked off the CES 2018 opening keynote by stressing the chip company's commitment to security in the wake of the Spectre and Meltdown exploits. -
Red Hat Warned Partners Of Computing, Cloud Performance Loss Stemming From Protecting Against Chip Vulnerabilities
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In an alert sent to partners last week, Red Hat, the leading distributor of open source server and cloud operating systems, warned of performance degradation across its environments resulting from patching the Meltdown and Spectre security vulnerabilities.
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Telecom Companies Cut Hundreds Of Jobs As Legacy Businesses Decline
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Intel To Partners: Multiple Mitigation Methods, Tools Can Alleviate Spectre, Meltdown Exploits
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Trending At CES 2018: AI And VR Power Robots, Digital Assistants
by Diana Blass
The newest products in tech were put on display at CES Unveiled 2018, including one of the first robots powered by Alexa, Amazon's cloud-based digital assitant.
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Veritas CEO Bill Coleman Steps Down, Former Symantec Exec Takes Over
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Citrix Introduces Revamped Channel Program
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Through Citrix Ultimate Rewards, the virtualization vendor is simplifying compensation while weighting incentives toward cloud sales.
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CES 2018 Preview: What Tech Will Be Buzz-worthy?
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What to expect from this year's biggest tech show? CRN breaks it down.
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The security analytics vendor says Immunity's focus on offense-oriented techniques and technologies distinguishes it from those that only attempt to address defensive security postures in their service or product lines. -
Red Hat Warned Partners Of Computing, Cloud Performance Loss Stemming From Protecting Against Chip Vulnerabilities
by Joseph Tsidulko
In an alert sent to partners last week, Red Hat, the leading distributor of open source server and cloud operating systems, warned of performance degradation across its environments resulting from patching the Meltdown and Spectre security vulnerabilities.
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In Wake Of Meltdown And Spectre Bug Debacle, Intel Hit With Multiple Class-Action Lawsuits
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ntel is facing three class-action lawsuits as the company continues to grapple with fallout after revelations that its chips were vulnerable to two massive security bugs.
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Intel CEO: Amid Spectre, Meltdown Exploit Crisis, 'Security Is The Number One Job For Intel'
by Joseph Tsidulko
Intel CEO Brian Krzanich kicked off the CES 2018 opening keynote by stressing the chip company's commitment to security in the wake of the Spectre and Meltdown exploits.
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