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	Oracle previews MySQL 5.6 Offering a glimpse of the new features some database administrators will be working with before too long, Oracle has posted a preview version of the next MySQL relational database management system. Read More WHITE PAPER: Amazon Web Services Microsoft SharePoint on the AWS Cloud Amazon Web Services (AWS) provides services & tools for deploying Microsoft® SharePoint® workloads on its cloud infrastructure platform. This white paper discusses general concepts regarding how to use these services and provides detailed technical guidance on how to configure, deploy, and run a SharePoint Server farm on AWS. Deploy SharePoint quickly at lower total cost on AWS Cloud. Learn how In this Issue How to implement next-generation storage infrastructure for big data Big Data in the Real World Isn't So Easy Darragh Delaney: Packet capture made simple HVault announces holographic storage system with petabytes of capacity Intel drives up SSD storage capacity to 800GB Intel ships new SSD 330 series, limits it to 180GB storage Fusion-io releases cheaper ioFX SSD for workstations Twitter acquires team at analytics firm Hotspots.io IBM acquires BI software maker Varicent WEBCAST: Autonomy Understand Your Data: The Future of Backup and Archiving Join us to hear the impact of private and public cloud solutions, "big data" and your choices while market evolves. Learn More How to implement next-generation storage infrastructure for big data Managing the petabyte-scale and larger data stores that are a fact of life with Big Data is a different beast than managing traditional large-scale data infrastructures. Online photo site Shutterfly -- which manages more than 30 petabytes of data -- shares its strategy for taming the storage beast. Read More Big Data in the Real World Isn't So Easy CIOs know that 'big data' is a big challenge that requires high-quality data, new approaches to data management and more processing power. But the payoff could be a strong competitive advantage. (Insider - free registration required.) Read More Darragh Delaney: Packet capture made simple Capturing packets from computer networks can sometimes sound like an activity reserved for hackers and geeks. Looking at a stream of raw packets is not for the fainthearted, but thankfully there are a number of technologies out there that can make the task easier. Read More HVault announces holographic storage system with petabytes of capacity Start-up hVault announced it plans to begin shipping a holographic disc library later this year that will enable companies to store petabytes of data for at least 50 years without any degradation. Read More WHITE PAPER: Adobe Government at Carahsoft A Strategic Choice for Enterprise-Wide Productivity This case study will show how Adobe Acrobat X can increase knowledge worker productivity, based on live lab testing of common business workflows. Read Now Intel drives up SSD storage capacity to 800GB Intel announced new solid-state drives with storage of up to 800GB. Read More Intel ships new SSD 330 series, limits it to 180GB storage Intel announced a new line of SSD 330 drives for mainstream computers but with maximum storage capacity of only 180GB. Read More Fusion-io releases cheaper ioFX SSD for workstations Fusion-io announced the availability of a PCIe-based flash card for workstations that is less than half the price of its flash card for servers. Read More Twitter acquires team at analytics firm Hotspots.io Twitter has acquired the team at Hotspots.io, a social media analytics company, according to a notice on the Hotspots.io website. Read More IBM acquires BI software maker Varicent Adding to its already considerable line of analysis software and expertise, IBM announced that it has acquired business intelligence software provider Varicent Software. Read More
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