Archives : January 2011

Open Trade seen by an end user

published on 2011/01/26 by Virginie Tran

Open Trade is an innovative instrument of communication dedicated to traders. It allows you to do a full of applications which are ......

Open Trade seen by an end user

Have a SIP - A taste of the future

published on 2011/01/21 by Thierry Charvet

Session Initiation Protocol (SIP). The three words themselves aren't particularly spectacular. But this technology is the foundation for true unified communications, and is helping to transform the way that traders communicate and collaborate, wherever they are....

Have a SIP - A taste of the future

Growing your own: micro-generation for data centers

published on 2011/01/19 by Stewart Baines

Burning natural gas powers micro-turbines, which provide the energy to power the data centre's computing equipment, while also priming the uninterruptible power supplies, in case of unexpected energy disruption. There is an added efficiency, however: cogeneration....

Growing your own: micro-generation for data centers

The ever-present password problem

published on 2011/01/17 by Stewart Baines

Blog readers everywhere will be wringing their hands following the compromise of 1.3 million user login credentials collected by Gawker Media. It could have broader ramifications, given many peoples' predilection for using one password across many services - and it carries lessons for the enterprise....

The ever-present password problem

Passwords passé?

published on 2011/01/14 by Eliot Leibowitz

We enter 2011 with a few developments that have a significant impact on the efficacy of passwords. Advances in Computer Unified Device Architecture (CUDA), optimized rainbow tables, solid-state drives (SSD), and infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) have come together to provide password crackers with a very powerful set of tools. ...

Passwords passé?