WZor leaks Windows Server 10 Preview build

Momentum builds as major OpenStack rev approaches Samsung Pay faces an uphill climb against Apple Pay and Google Wallet

Today's InfoWorld Blogs March 02, 2015 WZor leaks Windows Server 10 Preview build After dribbling out screenshots of a Windows Server 10 build, the Russian leakers know as WZor finally posted the whole enchilada. WZor also posted a deck of PowerPoint slides that fleshes out a new version of Windows Server. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. Momentum builds as major OpenStack rev approaches 2. Samsung Pay faces an uphill climb against Apple Pay and Google Wallet 3. Walmart doubles down on OpenStack 4. Snowed in? That’s why you set up remote access Webcast: Sencha Beyond Native Packagers Native packagers can cause delays and frustration for you and your end users when you are trying to deploy your web application. We’ll discuss how your organization can move beyond native packagers to quickly and easily develop and deploy secure cross-platform HTML5 applications designed to run on desktops, tablets and mobile phones. LEARN MORE Momentum builds as major OpenStack rev approaches With Kilo, the next major version OpenStack, slated to drop at the end of April, activity around OpenStack has started heating up. Here are three of the bigger OpenStack-related developments that came and went in the past week, each with implications for different parts of OpenStack. READ MORE Samsung Pay faces an uphill climb against Apple Pay and Google Wallet Samsung Pay differs from Apple Pay and Google Wallet in that it is not limited to the use of NFC-compatible payment terminals. The new Galaxy S6 devices include support for MST (Magnetic Secure Transfer), the technology used in a payment system developed by a company called LoopPay that Samsung bought a week ago.READ MORE Walmart doubles down on OpenStack The retail giant successfully bet its entire e-commerce operation on OpenStack. Amandeep Singh Juneja, senior director of cloud operations and engineering for Walmart Labs, credits Walmart's "awesome team of architects, engineers, and technologists" for the successful effort. READ MORE Snowed in? That’s why you set up remote access Remote power control, automated network testing, and plenty of error checking are almost as good as being there. READ MORE White Paper: Intel Security SANS: Be Ready for a Breach with Intelligent Response Need more visibility into attacks? The solution is automating functions and connecting detection systems and response. This connection and applying intelligence provides responders rich context into behaviors for taking action.VIEW NOW >>