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	HP Places Its Data Center Bet on 'The Machine' Many industry leaders over the years have developed technology to drive data center innovation. However, CIO.com columnist Rob Enderle writes that HP's Machine concept -- which treats the data center as an appliance -- looks to redesign the data center from the ground up. Read More WHITE PAPER: SAS How Dell Optimizes Marketing Decision Making Using fictional data, two analysts from Dell's corporate marketing group explained how data and marketing analytics helped them examine the question: "Was the campaign successful?" in depth. Download this whitepaper to learn more. Read Now In this Issue HP's 'Machine' is a big bet on the future of server hardware Tip of the Hat: The state of Oracle's hardware business Dell executive says HP's new Machine architecture is 'laughable' Fujitsu 56 Gbps circuit doubles communication speeds between CPUs 10 reasons open source is eating the world SAP remains tight-lipped on cloud extension policy adoption Big SAP customers eager to move to the cloud Amazon speeds up its cloud with SSD block storage CA gets into cloud management of IT services WHITE PAPER: CDW Microsoft SQL Server 2014 Technical Overview Microsoft SQL Server 2014 is the next generation of Microsoft's information platform, with new features that deliver faster performance, expand capabilities in the cloud, and provide powerful business insights. How SQL Server 2014 incorporates in-memory technology to boost performance in online transactional processing (OLTP) View Now HP's 'Machine' is a big bet on the future of server hardware Hewlett-Packard is reportedly developing a powerful new type of computer that draws on technologies under development at HP Labs, including memristors and silicon photonics. Read More Tip of the Hat: The state of Oracle's hardware business Except for a brief period after buying Sun Microsystems four years ago, Oracle's hardware business has been largely overlooked. Read More Dell executive says HP's new Machine architecture is 'laughable' Hewlett-Packard's attempt to come up with a new architecture for computers is "laughable" and would make trillions of dollars in software investment obsolete, a top Dell executive said Thursday. Read More Fujitsu 56 Gbps circuit doubles communication speeds between CPUs Fujitsu has developed a circuit that could double data rates between CPUs in servers and supercomputers Read More WEBCAST: IBM Reinventing Storage Efficiency! Live event: Tuesday, June 17, 2014 1 PM ET / 12 PM CT / 10 AM PT What if you could reduce your storage costs by half? Attend this webcast to hear how you can maximize the economics of your data center by modifying your storage footprint and power usage using Flash Storage, and to learn how IBM is accelerating storage efficiency. Register Now 10 reasons open source is eating the world null Read More SAP remains tight-lipped on cloud extension policy adoption SAP refused to disclose the amount of companies who have extended their on-premise services to the cloud through the cloud extension policy launched last summer, the company said the numbers were irrelevant. Read More Big SAP customers eager to move to the cloud Some of SAP's largest customers plan to nearly double what they now spend on cloud deployments in the next year -- good news for a company that is trying to position itself as a key player in that market -- according to research commissioned by IT services provider HCL. Read More Amazon speeds up its cloud with SSD block storage Amazon Web Services has launched a new general purpose Elastic Block Store that runs fully on solid state drives, which the leading IaaS cloud vendor says will provide dramatically better performance for users compared to previous-generation spinning disk persistent storage. Read More CA gets into cloud management of IT services CA Technologies is applying its expertise in service management to the cloud, launching a hosted offering to allow organizations manage and provision IT assets and external cloud services. Read More
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