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	Update: Hynix plant fire leaves memory shipments on hold   The Korean press reports that a fire in Hynix's fabrication plants 1 and 2 in China may put DRAM shipments on hold for the foreseeable future. Hynix is responsible for about 30% of the world's DRAM production. Read More   WHITE PAPER: HP Inside the Minds of Enterprise Mobile App Developers The success of smartphones introduced a new paradigm for developing applications that's having a broad and deep impact on application development tools and software architectures. Read Now! In this Issue Intel pushes speed, reliability claims with its new MXC cable Apple iPhone supplier criticized for labor violations in China Could this be Cisco's Internet of Everything core switch/router? Yorgen Edholm: Get your enterprise content (safely) into the hands of your mobile workers Google set to launch Glass app store Hands on: Samsung's Galaxy Note 3 With Microsoft-Nokia deal, Stephen Elop is sitting pretty EMC optimizes VNX hybrid array for flash WHITE PAPER: Mimecast North America Inc Dealing with the Challenges of Data Fragmentation Gone are the days when one or two central systems could meet all of the organization's IT needs. We now have more departmental applications, collaboration and sharing environments, and even cloud-based services in the mix. Learn More. Intel pushes speed, reliability claims with its new MXC cable An optical interconnect introduced by Intel on Wednesday may someday slim down cabling throughout data centers if the company can get enough vendors to mass-produce it. Read More   Apple iPhone supplier criticized for labor violations in China A labor watchdog group is slamming one of Apple's suppliers for allegedly exploiting its Chinese workers to build the upcoming budget iPhone. Read More   Could this be Cisco's Internet of Everything core switch/router? Cisco's Internet of Everything router could be a converged multiservice/transport platform the company believes is ready to launch soon. Read More   Yorgen Edholm: Get your enterprise content (safely) into the hands of your mobile workers Last week I wrote about finding a better way to use sync technologies so that all employees can access the information they need, on the device they choose. What if instead of sync, you gave everyone direct access from their mobile devices to the latest versions of corporate documents?  This is a new frontier in productivity: mobile access to enterprise content management (ECM) systems. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Asigra Frost & Sullivan New Product Innovation As organizations continue to scale, Frost & Sullivan's analysis confirms the implementation of data backup/recovery strategies are increasingly difficult due to heterogeneity of devices, regulatory compliance, delivery mechanisms and flexibility, visibility, automation/control, and costs. Learn More Google set to launch Glass app store Google is ramping up plans to open an app store focused solely on Google Glass, the computerized eyeglasses expected to launch in 2014. Read More   Hands on: Samsung's Galaxy Note 3 It's the IFA electronics show in Berlin so that means it's time for Samsung to launch a new Note, one of its large-screened smartphones. Read More   With Microsoft-Nokia deal, Stephen Elop is sitting pretty   Microsoft's $7.2 billion deal to buy Nokia makes Nokia CEO Stephen Elop the frontrunner to lead Microsoft after Steve Ballmer departs, analysts said Read More   EMC optimizes VNX hybrid array for flash EMC's VNX hybrid storage line is now built for flash first, with revamped software that can take full advantage of multicore processors, producing what the company calls a major boost in performance. Read More
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