Consumer drives shown to be more reliable than enterprise drives

	Micron ships 16nm node SSDs, cheapest price yet | SanDisk announces world's highest capacity SD card: 512GB
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	Consumer drives shown to be more reliable than enterprise drives Cloud service provider Backblaze has updated its study of hard drive failure rates from 27,000 drives to more than 38,000. The results show higher capacity drives often fail more often, and that Seagate drives fail the most. Read More WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Technology How WAN Optimization Helps Enterprises Reduce Costs If you wanted to break down innovation into a tidy equation, it might go something like this: Technology + Connectivity = Productivity. Productivity comes in two forms: user experience and infrastructure efficiency. Read Now In this Issue Micron ships 16nm node SSDs, cheapest price yet SanDisk announces world's highest capacity SD card: 512GB IDG Contributor Network: 5 cybersecurity tips for consumers: Lessons learned in the enterprise Lyft acquires ride-sharing startup Hitch Beyond FLOPS: The co-evolving world of computer benchmarking WEBCAST: Interactive Intelligence How Moving Your Contact Center to the Cloud Eliminates Risk The total cost of ownership (TCO) debate between a premises and cloud decision continues to wage on. Depending on how you look at it, it seems that you arrive at a different conclusion. However, the missing factor in nearly all cloud contact center and unified communications TCO discussions is the consideration of buyer risk. Learn More Micron ships 16nm node SSDs, cheapest price yet Micron is shipping its latest client SSD that offers up to 1TB of capacity at a cost of just 45 cents per gigabyte. Read More SanDisk announces world's highest capacity SD card: 512GB SanDisk's new 512GB SD card sports write speeds up to 90 MB/s. Read More WHITE PAPER: McAfee Needle in a Datastack: The Rise of Big Security Data Big data holds many answers, but only if an organization has the capability to harness the ever growing amounts of security information. In deploying a SIEM solution to analyze this data, organizations can repel advanced threats in real-time as well as spot the stealthy, dormant threat. View now>> IDG Contributor Network: 5 cybersecurity tips for consumers: Lessons learned in the enterprise So many of our everyday consumer business processes -- finance, healthcare, etc. -- are now online. They've become de-facto mission critical computing processes. We need them constantly accessible, available and secure. Read More Lyft acquires ride-sharing startup Hitch Car-sharing service Lyft has acquired Hitch, a startup in the mobile app-enabled car-pooling business, to integrate the service with its own shared rides business that it set up last month. Read More Beyond FLOPS: The co-evolving world of computer benchmarking Benchmarks have been evolving along with the hardware they measure, and both are getting more complex. Read More
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