A tour of DreamWorks Studios' data center

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	A tour of DreamWorks Studios' data center DreamWorks Studios is busy producing eight to 10 films at any given time, and each film produces 120,000 frames of film and uses 200TB of storage. In recent years, 150 engineers have been working on creating software that can take advantage of 25,000 CPUs in a parallel fashion. Read More WHITE PAPER: CA Technologies Cloud Solutions for BC/DR Leverage the cloud to meet business continuity and disaster recovery challenges. CA ARCserve offers a full range of products, from bare-metal restore to full automatic failover for high availability, with options to deploy on-premise, off-premise, or in the cloud. Learn More In this Issue Seagate unveils three enterprise-class hard drives Facebook to use 'cold storage' to deal with vast amounts of data Microsoft to acquire cloud-integrated storage provider StorSimple Who is tweeting from the NSA's parking lot? How to make a map in Google Fusion Tables 10 cloud computing jobs in high demand INSIDER Getting the most from IaaS WHITE PAPER: HP and Intel® Xeon® processors Protecting Enterprise Servers Learn more about the benefits of using HP StoreOnce Backup systems combined with EMC NetWorker to backup enterprise servers. This document also recommmends backup and recovery implementations. Read Now! Seagate unveils three enterprise-class hard drives Seagate today announced three new enterprise-class hard disk drives aimed at traditional data centers and emerging private and public cloud infrastructures. Read More Facebook to use 'cold storage' to deal with vast amounts of data Facebook is rethinking the way its process for storing data to cope with the 7 petabytes of new photos uploaded to the social network every month. Read More Microsoft to acquire cloud-integrated storage provider StorSimple Microsoft has reached a deal to acquire cloud-integrated storage company, StorSimple. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP & Intel Virtualization and Business Continuity Learn more about Virtualization and Business Continuity using HP´s Converged Storage to develop/enhance business resiliency in VMware Environments. Read Now! Who is tweeting from the NSA's parking lot? From Google Maps, the U.S. National Security Agency's parking lot has a larger footprint than the building itself. And for the high secrecy surrounding what goes on inside, there is plenty of information flowing just outside. Read More How to make a map in Google Fusion Tables This free data tool isn't as well known as Google Maps or Spreadsheets, but Fusion Tables provides an easy way to map a data set by regions such as states or counties. Read More 10 cloud computing jobs in high demand Dice.com crunched data from thousands of job listings to find top cloud-focused jobs. Read More INSIDER Getting the most from IaaS Infrastructure-as-a-service lets users take advantage of the benefits of the cloud without locking down to a particular cloud provider. But becoming 'cloud-agnostic' requires new tools and mindsets. Insider (registration required) Read More
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