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	Six useful JavaScript libraries for maps, charts and other data visualizations These libraries can help format your data for analysis or a compelling online presentation. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: IT Roadmap Boston IT Roadmap Boston Focuses on Five Pillars of Technology The content-rich agenda has been redesigned and reenergized to include increased IDG content from editors you know and trust on topics such as: Security & Management, Network - From the Edge to the Core of the New Data Center, Analytics & Data Management, Cloud & Next Generation Apps, The Mobile/BYOD Enterprise, and more! Click to continue In this Issue Western Digital claims HDD capacity doubled with nanotech breakthrough Peter Eicher: Data protection and data growth -- within budget. Possible? EMC unveils all-SSD array, one app to manage all flash Seagate upgrades hybrid drive family, adds desktop model Oracle adds virtualization, boosts speed of Database Appliance Darragh Delaney: What IT can learn from the European horse meat scandal Darlene Storm: RSA 2013: 'Big data' can be security nightmare or intelligence-based security dream WHITE PAPER: Message Systems, Incorporated Send High Volume Email Without Getting Blocked or Berated For many companies, sending large volumes of email is business as usual. Social networking sites are known to send a few billion emails a day. Whatever "high volume" means to your business, our guide reveals how to send more email without getting blocked by an ISP or eliciting customer complaints. Learn More Western Digital claims HDD capacity doubled with nanotech breakthrough Western Digital's HGST Labs announced a breakthrough in the ability to double HDD capacity through two innovative nantechnologies -- self-assembling molecules and nanoimprinting. Read More Peter Eicher: Data protection and data growth -- within budget. Possible? A few months ago the folks at Wikibon published a survey around a number of different IT topics. One of the questions centered around the biggest IT challenges that organizations were facing. The top three challenges were data growth, budget constraints and data protection / disaster recovery. Read More EMC unveils all-SSD array, one app to manage all flash EMC today announced its first purpose-built, all SSD array along new PCIe server flash cards and a new software suite that can offer administrators a single view of all their flash assets across the data center. Read More WHITE PAPER: Autonomy Integrated Data Protection for VMware Infrastructure Download this complimentary white paper, Integrated Data Protection for VMware Infrastructure to learn how to achieve fast, efficient, and reliable protection for mission-critical information in your virtual environment. Read Now! Seagate upgrades hybrid drive family, adds desktop model Seagate announced new models of its 2.5-in. hybrid laptop drives with 40% better performance, as well as its first 3.5-in. desktop hybrid drive. Read More Oracle adds virtualization, boosts speed of Database Appliance Oracle has rolled out version X3-2 of its Database Appliance for small and medium-sized businesses that it says delivers up to twice the speed and more than four times as much storage as the first edition, which was launched in 2011. Read More Darragh Delaney: What IT can learn from the European horse meat scandal As a lot of you probably know, Europe is in the midst of a horse meat scandal at the moment. The main issue is that meat products labelled as beef have been found to contain large quantities of horse meat. So, what can IT possibly learn from this? Read More Darlene Storm: RSA 2013: 'Big data' can be security nightmare or intelligence-based security dream At the RSA Conference opening keynote, big data was the big topic as it can be a big security vulnerability or an intelligence-based security solution. Symantec also came out with Stuxnet 0.5 research showing that it was meant to sabotage Iran's nuclear plants via opening and shutting valves. DHS said at the conference that the USA needs a cyber 9-1-1 for companies to contact if hacked. Read More
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