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	Intel recasts Pentium chip for servers Intel is giving new life to its Pentium processor for servers, and has started shipping the new Pentium 350 chip for low-end servers. Read More WHITE PAPER: Numara Software The Convergence of IT Operations Management In this white paper, read about new research from IDG that explores these challenges, and learn about a cost-effective approach to managing PCs, mobile devices, software, and IT infrastructure that simplifies and automates the entire ownership experience. Learn more In this Issue Dell PowerEdge servers get AMD's new 16-core chips Macs in your business: InfoWorld's expert management guide Q&A: Exascale now a global race for tech Jonny Evans: Apple: 15" MacBook Air for Q1; iPhone 4S selling out Small PC makers hiking PC prices on hard-drive shortage Amazon sees Kindle sales surge on Black Friday 7 hot storage startups to watch AMD introduces branded memory modules for desktops Five Ways to Get the Most Out of Existing Storage EC lets WD take over Hitachi hard drive business, with conditions RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Datawatch Corporation Try Monarch Report Analytics free for 30 days! Download the 30 day Monarch trial at no cost and learn what 500,000 IT and Finance users already know, how to access data regardless of format or source. Monarch enables end users to access data that exists in static documents; including BI, ERP, PDF, green bar reports and other hard to access static data sources. Try Monarch for 30 days today! Dell PowerEdge servers get AMD's new 16-core chips Dell on Tuesday said it has upgraded its PowerEdge servers with the just-released 16-core Opteron processors from Advanced Micro Devices. Read More Macs in your business: InfoWorld's expert management guide As the Macintosh becomes a common tool in today's enterprise, IT has much to learn about effectively working with the Apple platform. Insider (free registration required) Read More Q&A: Exascale now a global race for tech The international competition to build an exascale supercomputer is gaining steam. Peter Beckman, a top computer scientist at the Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory, explains why the effort is important. Read More Jonny Evans: Apple: 15" MacBook Air for Q1; iPhone 4S selling out Apple will storm into next year, with new MacBook Air models set for Q1, and an iPhone 4S-driven return to growth in its eternal battle with Android. Read More Small PC makers hiking PC prices on hard-drive shortage The early brunt of a hard-drive shortage resulting from widespread flooding in Thailand is falling on small PC makers, who are raising computer prices to stem losses. Read More 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! Amazon sees Kindle sales surge on Black Friday Black Friday proved to be the best yet for the Kindle e-reader and tablet devices, while the Kindle Fire tablet remains Amazon's top-selling product. Read More 7 hot storage startups to watch From storage for virtual machines to cheap all-flash hardware, here are seven movers and shakers in the network storage market today. Read More AMD introduces branded memory modules for desktops Advanced Micro Devices' first branded desktop system memory modules, called AMD Memory, will be available in North America through major retailers, the company said Monday. Read More Five Ways to Get the Most Out of Existing Storage Recent flooding in Thailand has affected many hard drive manufacturers, resulting in price hikes for hard drives of as much as 50 to 100 percent. How long this will last is unclear, but in the meantime, you can postpone new purchases of storage gear by implementing these methods to help reduce unnecessary files, reduce the space used on the system, and allow for expansion with existing systems. Read More EC lets WD take over Hitachi hard drive business, with conditions Western Digital will be allowed to take over Hitachi's hard disk drive business, but only if it sells off a 3.5-inch hard disk drive production plant. Read More
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