The Cloud, Day 16: Stuck in Upload Hell

	HP announces enterprise-class deduplication appliance | STEC announces high-endurance SSD
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	The Cloud, Day 16: Stuck in Upload Hell 30 Days With the Cloud: Day 16 Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM and Intel Scalable Management for your Virtual Data Center Read this solution brief to see how Microsoft® System Center Virtual Machine Manager Workgroup Edition on IBM® System x® servers can centralize and streamline management of a consolidated virtual environment. Read Now In this Issue HP announces enterprise-class deduplication appliance STEC announces high-endurance SSD Sharky: You'll never get promoted to shipping guy that way Seagate launches new Momentus XT hybrid drive: 750GB for $245 New Seagate hard drive offers 4TB of storage Obama wants feds to digitize all records Box Offers Free Cloud Storage for LG Android Devices Richi Jennings: Stupid idea: Ban email at huge IT company (Atos) Ben Golub: Why Thomas Jefferson could predict the next big thing in storage WHITE PAPER: APC Cooling Strategies for IT Wiring Closets and Small Rooms Cooling for IT wiring closets is rarely planned and typically only implemented after failures or overheating occur. This paper describes the science and practical application of an improved method for the specification of cooling for wiring closets. Read now. HP announces enterprise-class deduplication appliance Hewlett-Packard announced an enterprise-class deduplication appliance and a new Window's powered NAS array. Read More STEC announces high-endurance SSD Storage vendor STEC announced a high-performance drive that has three times the endurance capability of previous generation MLC-based solid state drives. Read More Sharky: You'll never get promoted to shipping guy that way This pilot fish is hired as a production assistant at an outfit that designs semiconductors, but his bosses learn he "knows about computers," and soon he's the IT guy -- but only for desktop computers, not the engineers' workstations. Read More Seagate launches new Momentus XT hybrid drive: 750GB for $245 Seagate today released the third generation of its hybrid drive, doubling the amount of NAND memory to 8GB and increasing total capacity to 750GB. Read More WHITE PAPER: Quantum Reduce, but Don't Abandon Tape ESG examines the price performance of Quantum's disk-based backup solutions. Quantum provides organizations who want tape as part of their overall data protection strategy options. By offering both a replication solution and an integrated tape automation approach, users have a choice. Read More New Seagate hard drive offers 4TB of storage Seagate's latest hard drive, the GoFlex Desk External Drive offers a whopping 4TB of storage. It also offers connectivity adapters and decent speeds. Don't get your hands all over it, though, because it quickly gets dirty from too much handling. Read More Obama wants feds to digitize all records President Obama has called for all federal agencies to update their decades-old methods of records management, in large part by moving to electronic records management systems. Read More Box Offers Free Cloud Storage for LG Android Devices Box is making headlines in cloud-based storage once again. It has enhanced the features of the Box for Android app, and it is teaming up with LG to provide 50GB of free cloud-based storage for all LG Android mobile devices. Read More Richi Jennings: Stupid idea: Ban email at huge IT company (Atos) Atos (formerly Atos Origin) has announced that it's abandoning its use of email. Seriously? A $13 billion company that operates in 42 countries is going to stop using email? That's the most ridiculous idea I've ever heard. I'll tell you why, in The Long View... INSIDER (free registration requested) Read More Ben Golub: Why Thomas Jefferson could predict the next big thing in storage In 1814, Thomas Jefferson donated the contents of his vast personal library of books and correspondence to form the foundation of the Library of Congress. Some 200 years later, that library is one of the largest in the world. Yet, the text of all of its contents could fit on a stack of DVDs that would reach to the top of a two-story building. Read More
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