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SSDs maturing, but new memory tech still 10 years away | Peter Eicher: Are there data squirrels in your IT department?

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Toshiba takes step toward 3D flash memory chips
Toshiba kicked off a project Friday that is the first step toward a new type of memory chip that could provide vastly greater capacity at a lower cost for digital gadgets such as cameras, smartphones and tablets. Read More


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SSDs maturing, but new memory tech still 10 years away
Solid-state drive adoption will continue to grow and it will be more than 10 years before it is ultimately replaced by a new memory technology, experts said. Read More


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Peter Eicher: Are there data squirrels in your IT department?
Believe it or not, your IT department is probably full of squirrels. No, not those cute fuzzy critters that climb trees, but data consumers that hide data away with the same relentless fortitude as their bushy tailed namesakes hide acorns. Read More

Security Manager's Journal: When data classifications meet the real world
After finding that his company's policy on restricting data was sometimes too rigid, our manager comes up with a new category. Read More


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