This new 3D XPoint memory could last forever

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	This new 3D XPoint memory could last forever Intel and Micron may be touting their new 3D XPoint memory as the first new class of memory since 1989, but it bears a remarkable resemblance to another memory that's been around for years. That said, 3D XPoint is in a league of its own. Read More WHITE PAPER: CommVault IDC: Critical Need for Edge Data Protection Read why IDC believes the need to protect sensitive data residing on desktops, laptops, and mobile devices is more critical than ever and how CommVault Edge can meet end user demands by delivering a solution that is secure and allows users access to their data anywhere and at any time. Learn More In this Issue IBM launches its data warehouse service into the cloud Intel & Micron 3D XPoint memory -- is it just CBRAM hyped up? Amazon takes on MySQL with Aurora IDG Contributor Network: Closing the data floodgates INSIDER 7 essential SQL Server security tips WHITE PAPER: KPMG 5 Key Big Data Security and Privacy Challenges Discover in this whitepaper five key big data security and privacy challenges and seven areas of focus in KPMG's approach to help minimize risks and maximize control over big data. Learn More IBM launches its data warehouse service into the cloud The DashDB data warehouse relies on in-memory technology to speed up analysis. Read More Intel & Micron 3D XPoint memory -- is it just CBRAM hyped up? Intel and Micron announce 3D XPoint. Pronounced 'crosspoint,' it's a new form of solid-state, non-volatile memory, we're told. We're also told it's faster and more durable than NAND flash. But we're not told much else, except it's not ReRAM, nor memristor technology (even though it sounds remarkably similar). Read More WHITE PAPER: Sirius Computer Solutions Flash Storage: Disproving 5 Common Misconceptions Given the need to improve application performance, the technology's maturity and the state of the storage market, now is the time for IT organizations to invest in flash-optimized storage. This paper looks at some of the misconceptions about cost and capacity of the technology. Learn More Amazon takes on MySQL with Aurora Going forward, Amazon will position Aurora as its default database service. Read More IDG Contributor Network: Closing the data floodgates The unauthorized disclosure of sensitive and controlled data is a major issue for businesses today. Data loss prevention is a relatively new class of products that attempt to monitor common communication channels for the presence of controlled data, and to mask the data, preventing its transmission in readable format. Here are some pros and cons. Read More INSIDER 7 essential SQL Server security tips How to protect your database from SQL injection, data theft, rogue users, and well-meaning meddlers without tying your environment in knots. Read More
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