Server sales have turned a corner

	VMware extends virtual workspaces to mobile devices | EMC gives VMware admins the reins to replication and recovery
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	Server sales have turned a corner Intel's Grantley Xeon chip and the end of support for Windows Server 2003 should keep server makers busy for a while Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Data+ Conference Are you monetizing your social data? Tweets, updates, likes and more; social media is rich with customer interactions and ripe with business intelligence that's yours for the picking. The challenge is in knowing how to analyze and optimize new data formats, including sensors to social, mobile and more. Learn how to manage and monetize your social data at the Data+ Conference, September 7-9, 2014 in Phoenix, Arizona. Sign up to attend free at: http://www.dataplusconference.com/NL In this Issue VMware extends virtual workspaces to mobile devices EMC gives VMware admins the reins to replication and recovery NASA launches massive cloud migration In earthquakes, alerts may turn machines into action heroes In Napa quake, power surges led to PC damage IBM uses Watson as part of new cloud service WHITE PAPER: Coresite 4 Advantages of Multi-Tenant Data Centers Increasing demands on IT are forcing organizations to rethink their data center options. For many organizations, that means turning to the flexibility afforded them by outsourced cloud solutions, which can provide exponential cost savings. Learn More >> VMware extends virtual workspaces to mobile devices The VMware Workspace Suite combines the AirWatch mobile management software with the Horizon virtual desktop portal Read More EMC gives VMware admins the reins to replication and recovery RecoveryPoint for VMs is all software and will work with any type of storage, EMC says Read More NASA launches massive cloud migration NASA migrated 65 software applications, including its flagship NASA.gov website to the cloud in 22 weeks, but the space agency is still in the midst of a massive deployment to the cloud. Read More WEBCAST: Compuware Master the Changing SAP Landscape SAP landscapes are not getting simpler. Gradually, business processes that used to be contained on a single SAP system now involve a range of cloud based services, mobile endpoints, and other applications. Learn More In earthquakes, alerts may turn machines into action heroes Earthquake early warning systems integrated into schools, offices and other buildings could save lives and give rise to a whole new industry. Read More In Napa quake, power surges led to PC damage The 6.0 earthquake in Napa County, Calif. caused power surges that may have led to much of the damage to computers in homes and small businesses. Read More IBM uses Watson as part of new cloud service IBM is making its artificially intelligent computer system, Watson, available to researchers as a cloud service Read More
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