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	Rubrik adds $41m in funding, releases backup appliance The company's r300 Series hybrid cloud appliance is now generally available. Read More WEBCAST: AMD Windows Server 2003 End of Support Survival Camp End of support for Windows Server 2003 Release 2 can have a dramatic impact on your business. It will mean no more updates or patches from Microsoft, which can result in a less stable and less secure infrastructure for your organization. Join this webcast to learn how to make the transition as smooth as possible. Learn More In this Issue 'Attack of the Data Silos 2': Coming soon to an enterprise near you INSIDER Data wrangling with R: Download our free PDF Even a factory reset in Android phones leaves user data behind MemSQL makes its in-memory database available to all Good copy? Bad copy? No 'copy' RadioShack, U.S. states reach agreement on sale of customer data Apple, Google urge Obama to reject encryption back doors INSIDER Business continuity and disaster recovery planning: The basics Disaster recovery planning begins at the desktop Intel to unwrap 'next-generation' Thunderbolt in two weeks Research community looks to SDN to help distribute data from the Large Hadron Collider Senate blocks NSA surveillance reform bill EU regulators misunderstand big data WHITE PAPER: Kaminario Kaminario and SanDisk solve SanDisk eDiscovery Challenges SanDisk Corp., a top-tier provider of flash storage technology, faced mounting eDiscovery challenges. To address these challenges, SanDisk deployed an end-to-end solution comprised of eDiscovery and global archiving software running on Kaminario's enterprise-class flash storage platform. Learn More 'Attack of the Data Silos 2': Coming soon to an enterprise near you On the heels of the consumerization of enterprise software and the growing ubiquity of easy-to-use analytics tools, data silos appear to be coming back in all their former collaboration-stifling glory as individual teams and departments pick and choose different tools for different purposes and data sets without enterprise-level oversight. Read More INSIDER Data wrangling with R: Download our free PDF You may be chomping at the bit to model, visualize or report on a data set -- but usually, you'll need to to do some work to get your data into a form where it's ready for your analysis. These tasks can be anything from simple sorting to more complex reshaping to, say, taking information that's in column headers and putting it into cell values. Learn how to do all this, and more. (Insider - free registration required.) Read More Even a factory reset in Android phones leaves user data behind Resetting an Android phone to its factory state before getting rid of it often fails to properly wipe all sensitive user data. Read More MemSQL makes its in-memory database available to all In-memory databases have garnered attention recently because they combine transaction and analytic processing, and one of the latest developments came from MemSQL, which announced a new release and a free new Community Edition. Read More Good copy? Bad copy? No 'copy' It's decades ago, and this banking company is upgrading its check processing system to let local branches help out with the checks that have been deposited, according to a pilot fish in the know. Read More RadioShack, U.S. states reach agreement on sale of customer data The amount of data to be sold has been considerably reduced, according to Texas attorney general Ken Paxton. Read More WHITE PAPER: BMC Software 10 Steps to Reduce Mainframe MLC Costs Monthly license charges (MLC) are rising by 7% or more each year, and account for 30% of total mainframe costs. Yet managing MLC costs is an inexact science. Learn More Apple, Google urge Obama to reject encryption back doors Apple and Google are appealing to President Obama to reject proposals to allow encryption "back doors" in mobile devices. Read More INSIDER Business continuity and disaster recovery planning: The basics Good business continuity plans will keep your company up and running through interruptions of any kind: power failures, IT system crashes, natural disasters, supply chain problems and more. (Insider - free registration required.) Read More Disaster recovery planning begins at the desktop Many organizations have spent large amounts of time and money developing complex disaster recovery plans. Despite all of that planning, an organization can easily be disrupted by the loss of a single key PC or server, a problem most disaster recovery plans fail to address. From the IDG Contributor Network. Read More Intel to unwrap 'next-generation' Thunderbolt in two weeks Apple's decision not to include Thunderbolt in its super-slim 12-inch MacBook hasn't discouraged Intel from continuing development of the high-speed connector technology. Read More Research community looks to SDN to help distribute data from the Large Hadron Collider Most advanced research and education networks have transitioned to 100 Gbps, but as fast as the core networks progress, the capabilities at the edge progress even faster. Read More Senate blocks NSA surveillance reform bill The U.S. Senate voted to block the USA Freedom Act, legislation that aimed to put an end to the bulk collection of telephone records by the NSA. Read More EU regulators misunderstand big data Some European Union regulators reportedly are concerned that major Internet companies such as Google and Facebook gain an unfair competitive advantage from the detailed consumer data they hold, since other companies can never hope to amass anywhere near as much of it. Read More
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