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...employees operate, with the replacement laptops being used for remote and home working, instead of different Defra machines located in fixed locations. The Lenovo ThinkPad laptops will be encrypted, and some will be accessed using fingerprint... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2008/07/21/231560/defra-moves-10000-civil-servants-to-energy-saving-laptops.htm

...represent, to identify potential sites, the poorest areas in the UK will soon have free access to their cash, via machines located in their local area.” Vote for your IT greats Who have been the most influential people in IT in the past... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2006/07/31/217305/rbs-and-hbos-to-install-more-free-to-use-cash-machines.htm

...corporate firewalls typically block traffic on Port 135, protecting those machines from exploitation. However, machines located behind a firewall on corporate Lans and intranets would be vulnerable to internal attack. Blocking port 135 on... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2003/07/17/196007/microsoft-warns-of-widespread-critical-windows-vulnerability.htm

...CPUs providing some 14 Teraflops. Those 8,000 machines are owned by Gateway, which cleverly uses spare cycles on machines located in its retail stores across the US. And if you need even more power, you could always tap into the Global Metaprocessor... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2003/02/21/192577/Grid-computing-for-business.htm

...Oxford cluster more closely with those at the other universities and incorporate a batch of 16 dual-processor IBM machines located on another site. "The ultimate goal is to figure out why there is matter in the universe and not equal parts... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2003/03/18/193195/oxford-using-computing-clusters-to-solve-universal-antimatter.htm

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...on desktop operating systems like Windows® XP are not supported. P2V operations are only available for physical machines located in the same domain (or trusted domain) as the VMM server. While I'd recommend that each VMM component be... http://technet.microsoft.com/magazine/70e4009c-c4ea-45a0-8230-04934725b529