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Thirty seconds. That’s how long it took for football fans to crash the NFL.com website after the Pittsburgh Steelers won the right to head to Super Bowl XLV.
Call of Duty. It’s one of the most popular video games of all time. Indeed, “Call of Duty: Black Ops” shattered theatrical box office, book and video game sales records. When it debuted in November 2010. Now, it seems gamers are so desperate to play the Activision title. That they are hacking medical servers to get the gaming bandwidth they need.
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ServerPronto, the industry’s most reliable discount dedicated server provider, is offering a pre-holiday promotion on a dual-core dedicated server. New customers can rent a dual-core dedicated server for only $25 a month while supplies last.
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Data loss. It’s a costly problem for companies of all sizes. Whether it occurs from a natural disaster or spilling a cup of coffee on a notebook computer, data loss costs companies both time and money.
If you wondered how critical security is to hardware, look no further than last week’s blockbuster acquisitions. Intel acquired McAfee for $7.68 billion just days after HP acquired Fortify Software for an undisclosed amount. Earlier this year, Symantec acquired PGP and IBM acquired BigFix.
It’s appalling. That’s the sentiment from Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral Mike Mullen about the leak of tens of thousands of Afghan war documents that are posted on WikiLeaks. Mullen said the military would do everything possible to avoid leaks like this in the future.