Mobile storage about to balloon with new 3D flash chips from Intel and Micron

	EMTEC Type-C flash drives to begin shipping | HP boxes up the cloud for the enterprise
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	Mobile storage about to balloon with new 3D flash chips from Intel and Micron Solid-state drives with more than 10TB of storage are just around the corner, according to Intel and Micron. Read More   RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: EMC   UNLEASH THE POWER & AGILITY OF YOUR DATA CENTER Unleash the power and agility of your data center. Transform your applications with XtremIO, the leading all-flash array with scale-out and inline all-the-time data services. See what XtremIO can do for your business In this Issue EMTEC Type-C flash drives to begin shipping HP boxes up the cloud for the enterprise Apple buys into big data? 12 free cloud storage options Holy smoke! The new MacBook Pro literally is twice as fast New malware program PoSeidon targets point-of-sale systems WHITE PAPER: Unitrends Six Fairy Tales of VMware and Hyper-V Backup Cinderella. Snow White. Hansel and Gretal. These famous fairy tales have one thing in common - they are fiction. In this paper we explore six fairy tales of VMware and Hyper-V backup. View Now. EMTEC Type-C flash drives to begin shipping EMTEC this week became the second company to announce it's preparing to ship a USB Type C pocket flash drive, following SanDisk's release of a thumb drive earlier this month. As with SanDisk's new Dual USB Drive, EMTEC's new DUO Type C 2-in-1 flash drive features a Type C connector on one side and standard USB 3.0 on the other. As with all thumb drives, both EMTEC's and SanDisk's are designed to fit into any pocket for transport and to share files among computers and new-generation smartphones, tablets and laptops with compatible ports.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More   HP boxes up the cloud for the enterprise Read More   Apple buys into big data? Reports claim Apple has agreed to purchase FoundationDB, manufacturer of powerful future-focused databasing software Read More   WHITE PAPER: IBM Information Lifecycle Governance Requirements Kit Use this requirements kit from CGOC to find the tools and technology you need. Read More. 12 free cloud storage options With all the public cloud storage offerings on the market today, many vendors just want customers to sign up for their services. So, in return for a new account, many offer free cloud storage. Read More   Holy smoke! The new MacBook Pro literally is twice as fast When Apple launched the new MacBook Pro earlier this month, the company claimed its performance would be double that of the previous model. As it turns out, that wasn't an exaggeration. Benchmark tests with Blackmagic software on a new 13-in. MacBook Pro with Retina display revealed it can pin the needle at more than 1,400MBps for writes and more than 1,300MBps for reads. The machine that Computerworld tested had a 512GB PCIe M.2 form-factor flash module ($1,799) and an Intel dual-core i7 2.9GHz processor, 8GB of (1866MHz LPDDR3) RAM, and was running OS X 10.10.2 (Yosemite).To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More   New malware program PoSeidon targets point-of-sale systems Retailers beware: A new Trojan program targets point-of-sale (PoS) terminals, stealing payment card data that can then be abused by cybercriminals. Read More
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