PC era giving way to 'contextual intelligence,' say top IT execs

	IBM's Netezza rolls out large-scale analytic appliance | SAP's HANA in-memory analytics engine now available
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	PC era giving way to 'contextual intelligence,' say top IT execs Top IT executives speaking at the Computerworld Honors awards ceremony Monday talked of a post-PC era in which specific devices become mostly irrelevant. Read More WHITE PAPER: Delphix Extending IT Virtualization Learn why Brian Babineau, Vice President of Research and Analyst Services at ESG, recommends the expansion of virtualization initiatives into the data tier to reduce operating expenses, improve asset utilization, cut capital costs and enable IT agility. Read now! In this Issue IBM's Netezza rolls out large-scale analytic appliance SAP's HANA in-memory analytics engine now available Sanbolic introduces dynamic data migration software Researchers: Amazon cloud users leave security holes The good, bad and ugly of Dropbox's authentication error Vulnerability analysis tools add compliance features Senator: New cybersecurity regulations needed for banks HP integrates VMware API, offers PC backup service OCZ releases new customizable enterprise-class SSD SGI, Intel plan to speed supercomputers 500 times by 2018 Reports: Sega customer database hacked WHITE PAPER: Compellent VMware Automatically Recover Your Business Get an overview on how Fluid Data technology pairs with SRM to replicate data between sites using space-efficient snapshots over IP networks for rapid, cost-effective disaster recovery. Read more IBM's Netezza rolls out large-scale analytic appliance IBM's Netezza division is rolling out a new analytic appliance that can analyze up to 10 petabytes of data "in a matter of minutes," the company is expected to announce Wednesday during the Enzee Universe conference in Boston. Read More SAP's HANA in-memory analytics engine now available SAP's HANA (high performance analytic appliance) in-memory computing engine went into general availability on Monday, giving the vendor a flashy new weapon against the likes of Oracle's Exadata data-processing machine and others in a highly competitive market. Read More Sanbolic introduces dynamic data migration software Sanbolic unveiled an updated version of its data sharing and file management software that now includes dynamic data migration. Read More Researchers: Amazon cloud users leave security holes Researchers in Germany have found abundant security problems within Amazon's cloud-computing services due to its customers either ignoring or forgetting published security tips. Read More The good, bad and ugly of Dropbox's authentication error Online storage service Dropbox made an embarrassing error Monday, turning off password authentication for millions of users. Read More WHITE PAPER: Red Hat Agencies Visually Manage Linux VMs Managing a Linux-based virtualized environment does not have to be complex. See how Red Hat provides the big picture to management and: • Delivers 100% ROI in less than five months • Doubles the number of Linux servers managed per admin • Eliminates managing Linux systems with cryptic commands Read now! Vulnerability analysis tools add compliance features Compliance is a natural extension of a vulnerability analysis tool. Normal vulnerability scanning includes searching for unpatched systems, unprotected directories and other errors in configuration. Read More Senator: New cybersecurity regulations needed for banks A U.S. senator calls for new cybersecurity regulations for banks. Read More HP integrates VMware API, offers PC backup service Hewlett-Packard announced it has qualified its P2000 entry-level storage array with VMware's API for Array Integration, for simpler virtual server configuration. Read More OCZ releases new customizable enterprise-class SSD OCZ announced its latest version of the Deneva enterprise-class SSD, which is customizable for equipment manufacturers and comes with SandForce's latest controller. Read More SGI, Intel plan to speed supercomputers 500 times by 2018 Silicon Graphics International hopes by 2018 to build supercomputers 500 times faster than the most powerful today, using specially designed accelerator chips made by Intel, SGI's chief technology officer said. Read More Reports: Sega customer database hacked Video game company Sega had a database hacked and sensitive information on about 1.3 million customers has been compromised, according to media reports. Read More
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