EMC unveils all-SSD VNX, high bandwidth arrays

	New low-power memory could challenge DDR3 | OCZ releases first 1TB laptop SSD with 'instant on' boot up
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	EMC unveils all-SSD VNX, high bandwidth arrays EMC today announced the availability of an all-solid state drive midrange VNX array with 10X the performance of previous models, as well as a high bandwidth option for its hard drive VNX models, offering 50% more bandwidth. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Cisco Systems Improve Organizational Communications Cisco Collaboration Solutions offer collaborative technologies, cultures, and processes to enhance information delivery to employees. These solutions help cut costs, support better product launches, and improve productivity and training. You can promote customer success, boost growth and profitability, and gain other tangible business results. Click to continue In this Issue New low-power memory could challenge DDR3 OCZ releases first 1TB laptop SSD with 'instant on' boot up Sharky: Smooth move EC OKs Seagate acquisition of Samsung drive business Steve Jobs biography: 5 tidbits you need to read Cray to build 20-petaflop supercomputer for Oak Ridge lab VIDEO: Cisco Systems Unite Communications Across Multiple Devices Mobile devices, delivery models, and new applications are redefining our jobs. Find out how your company can unite communications across multiple devices, allowing you to communicate with employees, customers, and partners on any device, anywhere. View this demo to see how unifying your communications transforms your work and productivity. View Demo New low-power memory could challenge DDR3 Samsung Electronics and Micron Technology have jointly launched a consortium to support and develop a new low-power memory called Hybrid Memory Cube, which could challenge DDR3 memory in high-performance computers in a few years. Read More OCZ releases first 1TB laptop SSD with 'instant on' boot up OCZ today launched its highest capacity 1TB laptop solid state drive that has blazing fast throughput, data encryption and twice the lifespan of its previous consumer-grade SSDs. Read More Sharky: Smooth move This IT shop needs a server moved from one site to another, and decides the easiest way to make the trip go smoothly is to hire an engineer from the server vendor to do it. But once the job is done, it has four times as much disk as before. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Driving Down Enterprise Storage A storage system's total cost of operation is made up of a complex blend of obvious and less evident factors. Read Now EC OKs Seagate acquisition of Samsung drive business The European Commission approved on Wednesday the acquisition by Seagate Technology of the hard disk drive (HDD) business of Samsung Electronics, after concluding that there will still be enough players in the market after the acquisition. Read More Steve Jobs biography: 5 tidbits you need to read Did you know that Apple co-founder Steve Jobs hated Android, Google's mobile operating system? I mean, really, really hated Android. How about the fact that the Apple II's design was inspired by a kitchen appliance and that Jobs never truly respected Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates as an innovator? That's just a taste of some of the nuggets about Jobs that are packed into the book Steve Jobs by noted biographer Walter Isaacson. Read More Cray to build 20-petaflop supercomputer for Oak Ridge lab Cray was awarded a $97 million contract to build a supercomputer that could potentially deliver up to 20 petaflops of peak performance, or 20 quadrillion floating operations per second, to the Oak Ridge National Laboratory. Read More
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