HP claims ''FIRST'' with 64-bit ARM servers

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	Richi Jennings: HP claims ''FIRST'' with 64-bit ARM servers One in the eye for Dell -- Project Moonshot adds new blade types: HP's customizable server chassis 'n' cartridge range is getting interesting. Now it offers a 64-bit ARM unit, optimized for Web cache and HPC workloads. HP claims it's the first top-tier vendor to sell such a beast from its standard price list. In a related announcement, Bill & Dave's gang also have a 32-bit ARM unit, optimized for media transcoding, deep-packet inspection, and other workloads that like DSP hardware. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers run cool and quiet. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Box The Next Frontier for the Mobile Enterprise IDC focuses this article on the new IT platform. This 3rd IT Platform will be the new wave for about the next 25 years, so they urge all current companies to embrace it themselves. They also talk about how mobile is a huge part of this new platform, and that not only sales for smartphones are rapidly expanding, but so is developer interest. Learn more In this Issue Jonny Evans: Apple's iRich problem under Eire JR Raphael: Only one thing can make the Moto X matter Darlene Storm: Report: Crime-as-a-Service tools and anonymization help any idiot be a cyber-criminal Sharky: Sometimes, simplest is best WHITE PAPER: Unify Embracing a Flexible Work Environment This Infographic highlights the costs of losing experienced workers and the steps you can take to support a more flexible work environment Learn More Jonny Evans: Apple's iRich problem under Eire "If countries change the tax laws, we will abide by the new laws and we will pay taxes according to those laws," said Apple's CFO. Read More   JR Raphael: Only one thing can make the Moto X matter The new Moto X gets so many things right -- but there's one piece of the puzzle still missing. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Unify Five Reasons to Think Again about UC If unified communications is on your mind, you're probably looking for ways to leverage your current technology investment, flexible deployment options, global support capabilities, a vendor with a clear market vision, and expert advice. Look no further. Click here to learn how Unify can address all of your UC needs. Learn More Darlene Storm: Report: Crime-as-a-Service tools and anonymization help any idiot be a cyber-criminal Crime-as-a-Service tools, anonymization, darknets and crypto-currencies cited as in Internet Organized Crime Threat Assessment report as helping anyone become a cybercriminal. Read More   Sharky: Sometimes, simplest is best Help desk gets a call from the head of HR, who's trying very hard to print a document on the color Xerox copier -- but it's been imported into Word, and it's become really messed up. Read More
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