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	AMD debuts first ARM processor ARM's emerging challenge to the x86 architecture in the server space just picked up some serious momentum as AMD announced it will start shipping sample 64-bit ARM processors, along with associated development kits, to partners in the upcoming months. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Corporation The hidden costs of storage Storage is cheap. But is it really? Storage is often considered an inexpensive, quick and easy fix to demands for more space needed for our enterprise applications. The problem is that this "bargain" isn't always the deal it appears to be. View Now In this Issue Richi Jennings: AMD arms OCS with 'Seattle' 64-bit ARM server CPU, RSN Microsoft joins ARM server effort Startup Altiscale offers Hadoop hosted service Businesses Spending on Big Data Marketing but Not Hiring for It Fujitsu optical connector may cut server connectivity costs WHITE PAPER: IBM Corporation Extreme Warehouse Speed for Fast Business Decisions Informix ebook highlighting benefits of making decisions 'at the speed of business'; and discusses optimizing warehouse performance; and simplifying resources View Now Richi Jennings: AMD arms OCS with 'Seattle' 64-bit ARM server CPU, RSN AMD Opteron A1100, based on ARM Cortex-A57. AMD unveils its 64-bit ARM server processor and motherboard at the Open Compute Summit. Will this mean low power and decent performance? That's not yet clear. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers consider cool cloud servers. Read More Microsoft joins ARM server effort Microsoft has joined a new project to accelerate the development of ARM-based servers, suggesting ARM versions of products like Windows Server and Hyper-V could be in the works. Read More WHITE PAPER: CA Technologies Strengthening the Role of Storage in the Dynamic Data Center This paper helps to provide a realistic foundation for considerations for leveraging storage clouds in a manner appropriate to the requirements of the mainframe applications that support critical business processes. Learn more! Startup Altiscale offers Hadoop hosted service Organizations that want to run Apache Hadoop to analyze their big data without setting up a computer cluster can now procure the data processing framework as a service from a startup co-founded by the former CTO of Yahoo. Read More Businesses Spending on Big Data Marketing but Not Hiring for It Marketing organizations are continuing to increase their budgets for big data marketing initiatives, but most are focusing on technology, not talent. That could be a costly mistake. Read More Fujitsu optical connector may cut server connectivity costs Fujitsu Laboratories and Furukawa Electric have developed an optical connector that could reduce connectivity costs for servers. Read More
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