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	Amazon Web Services launches low-cost storage service Amazon Web Services has announced Glacier, a low-cost storage service that has been customized for data archiving and backup. Read More WHITE PAPER: Teradata The Heat Is On: Making Smarter Decisions Faster The heat is on for organizations to integrate and smartly manage the gamut of data temperature to dramatically speed up their decision making capabilities and boost their competitive advantage. Learn about one hybrid storage solution that provides the platform to make smarter decisions at hyper speeds. Learn more. In this Issue HDS announces flash strategy, its own SSD controller Harvard stores 70 billion books using DNA Marvell to sell SSD accelerator adapters Retail battle: Microsoft opens store steps from Apple Quick tour: 10 new features and tweaks in Microsoft Office 2013 Lenovo Thinkpad USB 3.0 Secure Hard Drive: A High-Flying Performer 60-minute security makeover: Prevent your own 'epic hack' NetApp touts Fusion-io partnership, server flash management Chris Poelker: The future of data storage revealed in molecules of DNA FalconStor releases next-gen automated disaster recovery software 10 Gmail tools to supercharge your inbox 12 new Windows 8 networking features WHITE PAPER: Webroot Software Bloor: Cloud-Delivered Endpoint Security Bloor dives into why cloud-based endpoint security is a far better alternative to traditional defense measures providing superior data protection, streamlined management, ensured compliance and lower security costs. Learn More! HDS announces flash strategy, its own SSD controller Hitachi Data Systems lifted the covers off its flash roadmap, saying it will build its own flash controller and put NAND flash products in servers, storage and appliances in order to enable compute acceleration, caching and high-performance storage. Read More Harvard stores 70 billion books using DNA Using DNA as the medium, Harvard researchers were able to store 1000 times more information into double helices than had previously been achieved, according to a paper published last week in Science. Read More Marvell to sell SSD accelerator adapters Marvell plans to begin selling PCIe adapter cards that will act as cache accelerators for consumer-class SSDs to be used in enterprise-class servers. Read More Retail battle: Microsoft opens store steps from Apple Cheering employees and fans welcomed the opening of the first Microsoft Store in Massachusetts. Follow Nick Barber on Twitter @nickjb Read More Quick tour: 10 new features and tweaks in Microsoft Office 2013 The next Office combines Metro stylings with a heavier emphasis on cloud integration Read More Lenovo Thinkpad USB 3.0 Secure Hard Drive: A High-Flying Performer If having to pay $7+ per gigabyte for secure flash drives makes you blanch, take a look at the Lenovo ThinkPad USB 3.0 Secure Hard Drive. Read More WHITE PAPER: Datawatch Bringing Big Data into your Analytics Strategy. Learn how a report analytics solution can eliminate your content blind spot by allowing you to get to all of your organization's data, so you may take action in improving your business. Learn more. 60-minute security makeover: Prevent your own 'epic hack' Here are some ways to beef up security on your digital life -- before someone seeking to duplicate the hack that seized control of a Wired reporter's Apple, Amazon and Google accounts finds similar vulnerabilities in yours. Read More NetApp touts Fusion-io partnership, server flash management NetApp announced a new management layer for arrays using its Data ONTAP OS, which allows admins to control flash storage in servers as well as on arrays. The company will be using Fusion-io's PCIe flash cards in its arrays. Read More Chris Poelker: The future of data storage revealed in molecules of DNA In the last decade we have seen some amazing innovations in data storage. Disk-based storage capacity has increased from the old hard drives of the 80's that could barely store a few megabytes of data, to the latest tiny hard drives offering gigabytes and now terabytes of data in a tiny two and a half inch form factor for laptops. You can now hold trillions of bytes of data in one hand on just a single hard drive. Read More FalconStor releases next-gen automated disaster recovery software FalconStor today announced a new version of its RecoverTrac software, which simplifies disaster recovery and reduces recovery time from days to hours or even minutes. Read More 10 Gmail tools to supercharge your inbox From dynamic contact tracking to analytics in your inbox, these add-ons and services provide enhanced capabilities for both casual and power Gmail users. Read More 12 new Windows 8 networking features Read More
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