Samsung starts mass production of DDR4 memory

	Imagination to battle ARM with MIPS server chips | IBM's Power8 opens up to component makers
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	Samsung starts mass production of DDR4 memory Samsung Electronics has started mass producing DDR4 memory that it expects will go into enterprise servers in next-generation data centers. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Data+ Conference Final Week to Register: Data+ Conference, Sept 8-10, Arizona Sessions Will Cover: optimizing and building big data strategies, implementing true, advanced analytics, leveraging mobile data and social media, building a secure and accessible data strategy, improving data visualization and reporting, integrating Hadoop and other open source technologies, and more. Register now. In this Issue Imagination to battle ARM with MIPS server chips IBM's Power8 opens up to component makers VMware's virtualization quest could shake up data storage, too AMD to ship 64-bit ARM chips to server makers in 2014 WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Technology Forrester - Turn Big Data Inward With IT Analytics Big data promises to manage your complex business to make better decisions. But the technology services that run your business are also complex. This Forrester report helps leaders prepare for IT analytics that turn big data efforts inward to manage the technology services that run your business. Register now to get the full report. Read Now Imagination to battle ARM with MIPS server chips Imagination Technologies, the UK company that designs the graphics chips for the iPhone and iPad, will release a new CPU design next year for low-power servers, the company's CEO said this week. Read More IBM's Power8 opens up to component makers IBM hopes to spawn third-party Power servers by opening up its 12-core Power8 chip design to licensees, and now the company has to convince component makers to make parts for the servers. Read More WHITE PAPER: Quantum Corporation Make Backups Reliable, Available, and Secure Recent surveys have shown that almost half of today's data centers are using the same backup system architecture that was all the rage 20 years ago. The other half are using disk in some fashion. This Deep Dive will explain the evolving role of disk and tape, as well as how they can work together to bring you the best of both worlds. View now >> VMware's virtualization quest could shake up data storage, too The jam-packed VMworld show this week in San Francisco has been VMware's launchpad for flights deeper into storage, an area that the company thinks is due for more virtualization. Read More AMD to ship 64-bit ARM chips to server makers in 2014 Advanced Micro Devices will start shipping its first ARM server chips to manufacturers for testing in the first quarter of 2014, a company executive said on Tuesday. Read More
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