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Our Top Stories Gartner: Don't Trust Cloud Provider to Protect Your Corporate Assets Security remains a top concern for companies looking to deploy a cloud strategy. Share: Google Warns: Clean Your PC or Lose Internet Access Infected searchers will get an alert that they need to remove the DNSChanger malware or risk losing Internet connectivity on July 9. Share: Microsoft Delivers a Blow to Open Source with Visual Studio 11 Focusing exclusively on Metro, the free, Express version of this software will no longer offer support for desktop-style applications. Share: Tech Survivors: Geek Technologies That Still Thrive 25 to 50 Years Later These 17 technologies remain core to the computing experience for IT, engineers, and developers. Share: Axis Could be a Welcome Boost for Yahoo With its new browser, Yahoo is trying to change not only the search game but also to reverse its image as a troubled company. 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