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	Western Digital jumps into home router business Western Digital today unveiled a line of home wireless routers for accelerating the performance of streaming video, online gaming and VoIP sessions. Read More WHITE PAPER: Imation Scalable Storage DCIG Whitepaper: A Scalable Approach to SMB Data Protection Now that data has become an indispensable asset to your business, you can't afford to ignore it. Learn why an Imation RDX solution is the perfect scalable solution for SMBs with limited resources. View Now In this Issue How fast are the MacBook's USB 3.0 and Thunderbolt ports? Dell announces 'storage blades,' converged data center strategy Robert L. 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How fast are the MacBook's USB 3.0 and Thunderbolt ports? The new MacBook Pro and MacBook Air are the only laptops that support both USB 3.0 and Thunderbolt ports for external devices. The performance advantage for peripherals is tremendous. Read More Dell announces 'storage blades,' converged data center strategy Dell today unveiled four different blade storage arrays with the ability to store up to 14TB of data per array, up to 28TB per group inside a blade chassis, and up to 56TB with two groups inside one blade chassis. Read More Robert L. Mitchell: What's missing in Oracle Public Cloud Oracle CEO Larry Ellison claimed this week that the company's Oracle Public Cloud is the world's "most comprehensive" offering. But is it truly a cloud service without multitenancy? Insider (registration required). Read More Sharky: So far they've migrated from bad to worse Tape backups suddenly begin failing on a database server, and nobody's having much success at fixing the problem, so this database admin pilot fish turns to the IT manager in the department that uses the server. Read More Violin, Microsoft team up to build all-flash NAS array Violin said today it will be demonstrating a new, all-flash NAS array at the TechEd conference that runs Windows Server 2012 and can offer up to 5GB/sec of performance. Read More Fusion-IO on-server flash coming to Cisco's UCS blade systems Cisco Systems will get on board with Fusion-IO's flash storage modules later this year, becoming the latest server maker to offer the technology that is already available in servers from IBM, Dell and Hewlett-Packard. Read More WHITE PAPER: Box Disaster Recovery Services Providers Evaluation Improvements in disaster recovery plans and broad business continuity strategies are top-of-mind concerns for leading enterprises today and recovery time is now measured in hours and minutes not days. These key insights are discussed in the 2010 Forrester Wave Report. Read Now! Facebook tackles Hadoop Achilles' Heel Running what they believe is the world's largest Hadoop-based collection of data, Facebook engineers have developed a way to circumnavigate a core weakness of the data analysis platform, that of relying on only a single name server to coordinate all operations. Read More Flame crypto attack very hard to pull off, researcher says The MD5 collision attack used by the creators of the Flame malware was significantly more difficult to pull off than an earlier attack that resulted in the creation of a rogue CA certificate, says security researcher Alexander Sotirov. Read More Chris Poelker: Centralizing healthcare big data in the cloud Can the medical community make better use of big data, government regulations and the cloud to improve service and save lives? Read More JR Raphael: Chrome OS reviewed: The final verdict on Google's cloud platform To Chrome OS or not to Chrome OS? After two weeks with Google's new Chromebook and Chromebox, JR Raphael reaches some final conclusions about the cloud platform and its updated hardware. Read More Exploit available for root-access vulnerability in F5 Networks products An exploit for a recently patched vulnerability that allows potential attackers to obtain administrative access on network appliances from hardware vendor F5 Networks was added to the Metasploit penetration testing framework on Tuesday. Read More INSIDER Corporate cloud showdown: IT vs. Legal Increasingly, IT and legal find themselves facing off over the benefits and risks of cloud computing. 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