Want a 100TB disk drive? You'll have to wait 'til 2025

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	Want a 100TB disk drive? You'll have to wait 'til 2025   An industry consortium today released a roadmap that new recording technologies could yield 100TB hard drives in about 10 years.That density, 10 times the capacity of today's biggest hard drives, will be achieved through the use of up-and-coming techniques such as laser-assisted recording technology. ASTC ASTC's roadmap shows HAMR and BMPR technologies combining to grow bit areal densities by 10X compared to today's hard drives.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More   WEBCAST: BMC Software Have Outages Got You Down? Join industry experts to learn how you can improve service resolution. In this live session with industry experts, you will find out how to quickly and easily increase the collaboration between your service desk and operations organization. Learn More In this Issue Intel touts 3D NAND flash that offers 'as much storage as you want' Dear Mac users, please, please backup today UpCloud bets on storage performance, new U.S. datacenter to dent market Home Depot spent $43M on data breach in one quarter alone OK, BlackBerry, what else have you got besides security? WHITE PAPER: Symantec Conquering the Top 5 Enterprise Data Protection Challenges How are today's CIO's overcoming today's datacenter challenges? IT must push for 100% virtualization, simplified disaster recovery systems, and efficient data protection solutions to achieve greater administrative efficiencies and meet these demands. Learn more Intel touts 3D NAND flash that offers 'as much storage as you want' Intel plans to ship 3D NAND flash chips next year that will allow it to cram more bits into solid-state storage. Its 3D NAND will have twice the density of competing products on the market now, Intel claims. Samsung, a key rival, is already on its second generation of SSDs built with 3D technology. 3D NAND has multiple layers of transistors stacked on top of each other in a cube. Intel's chips will have 32 layers. Samsung is shipping SSDs made with 32-layer flash, but Intel says its products will hold twice as many bits: 256 billion bits on a single die using MLC (multilevel cell), the most common form of flash.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More   Dear Mac users, please, please backup today That fast Mac with an SSD drive delivers blistering performance -- until disaster strikes. That's when you really need to have a backup system in place. Read More   WHITE PAPER: SAS Four Tips to Mastering Multichannel Marketing Marketing today is complex, and there are many different factors that drive conversions. It's impossible to get the full picture of why a consumer purchased a product simply by examining one channel or one campaign. Read this whitepaper to learn about 4 tips to mastering multichannel digital marketing attribution. Learn more! UpCloud bets on storage performance, new U.S. datacenter to dent market It may be a minnow in a market of whales, but Finnish cloud service company UpCloud is hoping that improving its storage performance and adding datacenter capacity in Chicago will make customers take a look. The cloud arena has become very competitive, but there still is room for smaller companies that can find a way to stand out. While UpCloud, which expanded operations outside its native Finland last year, can't compete with Amazon Web Services' range of services, it believes it can still distinguish itself as a provider of cloud-based servers and storage. "We believe very strongly that the cloud isn't a commodity, because behind the price there are multiple decisions on how services are produced that all affect performance," said CEO Antti Vilpponen.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More   Home Depot spent $43M on data breach in one quarter alone Home Depot spent $43 million in its third quarter dealing with the fallout of one of the largest ever data breaches, highlighting the costly nature of security failures. Read More   OK, BlackBerry, what else have you got besides security? The once-dominant mobile-email player's latest pitch is irrelevant for today's smartphone buyers. Can the company's BYOD pitch save the day? Read More
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