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Apple edges back toward the data center

IBM X series servers can now pack Flash into speedy DIMM slots | IBM updates all-flash storage array to complement X6 servers

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Apple edges back toward the data center
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The next generation of IBM's X-series servers will be able to accommodate solid-state Flash drives clipped into their DIMM memory slots, potentially improving the response times of fast-paced enterprise applications. Read More

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