Fusion-io doubles flash card's speed, capacity

	Toshiba to sell 5TB home media server in Japan | Data breach affects 4.9M active, retired military personnel
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	Fusion-io doubles flash card's speed, capacity; halves price Fusion-io today released the first upgrade to its flash drive hardware in four years, increasing throughput to 3GBps and the capacity of a full-length flash card to 2.4TB. Read More WHITE PAPER: Intel Boost iSCSI throughput with Dell & intel Internet SCSI (iSCSI) connectivity is a compelling option for enterprises building virtualized IT environments. This paper explains how to achieve enterprise-class application performance while benefiting from the cost- and labor-saving advantages of iSCSI connectivity using Intel Ethernet adapters and Dell servers. Click to continue In this Issue Toshiba to sell 5TB home media server in Japan Data breach affects 4.9M active, retired military personnel Industry-specific clouds come rolling in Is it practical to back up large files in the cloud? Oracle launching 'Big Data,' in-memory appliances WHITE PAPER: AMD Building a Virtualized Data Center CIOs are wrestling with new business demands and they are turning to virtualization to consolidate resources and make this happen. Learn how an AMD technology-based virtual strategy can help. Learn More! Toshiba to sell 5TB home media server in Japan Toshiba announced a new home media server with five terabytes of storage on Monday. It has enough capacity to store 15 days of digital TV broadcasts from six channels. Read More Data breach affects 4.9M active, retired military personnel Sensitive data including Social Security Numbers, names, addresses, phone numbers and personal health data belonging to about 4.9 million active and retired U.S. military personnel may have been compromised. Read More WHITE PAPER: SEPATON and Hitachi Data Systems Data Growth and Protection: Addressing the Challenge How does your organization deal with the data deluge? This white paper explores new research that gets to the heart of the challenges of protecting and managing the data you already deal with and preparing for the ever-increasing volumes of data to come. And, it discusses how a single, scaleable solution can address these issues. Read now Industry-specific clouds come rolling in Airlines and financial services firms have their own clouds, or will shortly. Heres what you need to consider before jumping. Read More Is it practical to back up large files in the cloud? Karl asked if cloud-based backup really makes sense when you're making small, frequent changes to a very large file Read More Oracle launching 'Big Data,' in-memory appliances Oracle is apparently adding two more members to its family of systems that combine hardware and software, including one that targets 'Big Data' and another with in-memory computing capabilities. Read More
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