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	Read this before you buy another hard drive It's rare that a company would release internal data on drive failure rates -- even more so when that company, Backblaze, earns its living storing consumer data in the cloud. That makes the hard drive data released this week even more valuable. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Premier 100 IT Leadership Conference Gain huge insights and enjoy huge savings. Imagine downloading unique insights from the world's top IT leaders in just two days. Explore a breakthrough a new leadership model that transforms the way C-suite teams innovate, transform and collaborate. Brainstorm innovative IT strategies that deliver real value for your enterprise. Network with Premier 100 IT Award winners and your peers. Join us for this premier, two-day event at the JW Marriott Starr Pass Resort & Spa in Tucson, Arizona. Register now for just $595 and SAVE $600. In this Issue Toshiba has bought OCZ Storage Tor exit nodes attempt to spy on encrypted traffic, researchers find INSIDER Storage: The ugly truth about virtualization 3D graphene-like material could lead to super electronics Backblaze lists most reliable hard drives based on its massive cloud study New API will simplify Google Drive integration with Android apps, Google says Sharky: What's the big hurry? IBM updates all-flash storage array to complement X6 servers WEBCAST: IBM Unleash Your Data With SDS And IBM Storwize V5000 In this webcast IBM examines software defined storage and how IBM Storwize V5000, the newest member of the IBM Storwize family, delivers virtualized, flexible, easy-to-use storage that enables midsized organizations to gain business advantage from the flood of new data while staying within their budgets. View Now Toshiba has bought OCZ Storage Toshiba has completed its acquisition of OCZ Storage Solutions, a failed Silicon Valley maker of solid-state drives, the company said Tuesday. Read More Tor exit nodes attempt to spy on encrypted traffic, researchers find Computer scientists found almost 20 exit relays in the Tor anonymity network that attempted to spy on users' encrypted traffic using man-in-the-middle techniques. Read More INSIDER Storage: The ugly truth about virtualization Mobility has brought back I/O problems after two decades. (Insider; registration required) Read More 3D graphene-like material could lead to super electronics Researchers at the University of Oxford have discovered a new material that could someday turn a 1TB hard drive into one that can store 10TB of data on the same volume. Read More WHITE PAPER: PC Connection CI Data Centers Maximize Efficiency and Business Agility With data center infrastructure often based on disparate systems that require different skill sets to manage, total cost of ownership (TCO) can be significantly out of proportion to the value delivered. Learn how converged infrastructures combine storage, networking and management into an integrated system that delivers maximum efficiency. Learn More Backblaze lists most reliable hard drives based on its massive cloud study Overall, Western Digital's drives on average lasted the longest; Seagate's came in last Read More New API will simplify Google Drive integration with Android apps, Google says Google wants more developers to integrate their Android apps with its storage service Drive, and has released a new API that aims to make it easier. Read More Sharky: What's the big hurry? This financial firm needs top-notch operational IT performance and is willing to pay for it, reports a pilot fish in the know -- but it's possible to be a little too fast. Read More IBM updates all-flash storage array to complement X6 servers As IBM accelerates its sixth-generation X Series servers with memory-channel flash storage, it's also offering to boost data-center performance with a new all-flash SAN array. Read More
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