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CIO Data Center Feb 01, 2017 Apple to build 200MW solar farm to power data center Apple announced a joint venture with NV Energy to build a 200-megawatt solar farm to power its Nevada data center. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Energy storage will increase 40-fold in developing countries • LinkedIn pumps water down to its server racks, uses an interesting spine and leaf network fabric • Seagate's roadmap includes 14TB, 16TB hard drives within 18 months • Nasuni CEO: 'We're going to liberate you from the bottleneck around your files' • The world's largest battery storage substation is now live • Booted up in 1993, this server still runs -- but not for much longer • Toshiba is selling off part of its memory business • Skyrocketing memory prices may get worse before getting better • Broadband, encryption and privacy top State of the Net agenda White Paper: Riverbed Technology Devising a Cloud Strategy that Doesn't Cast a Shadow on App Performance Whether you're moving to the cloud, or are already there and are trying to figure out a better way to do the cloud, the question becomes is there a way to utilize the cloud that ensures the highest level of performance possible? Learn how to devise a Cloud Strategy that Doesn't Cast a Shadow on App Performance. Read More ▶ Energy storage will increase 40-fold in developing countries Over the next decade, energy storage capacity through batteries and other stationary technology in developing economies is expected to increase from 2GW to 80GW. Read More ▶ LinkedIn pumps water down to its server racks, uses an interesting spine and leaf network fabric Just two of the interesting innovations in the human network company's data center strategy Read More ▶ Seagate's roadmap includes 14TB, 16TB hard drives within 18 months Seagate is getting closer to reaching its goal of making 20TB hard drives by 2020. Read More ▶ Nasuni CEO: 'We're going to liberate you from the bottleneck around your files' In this installment of the IDG CEO Interview Series, Rodriguez spoke with Chief Content Officer John Gallant about how the Nasuni UniFS file system works, how customers deploy it and what kind of savings and flexibility they can expect. Read More ▶ The world's largest battery storage substation is now live In December, Southern California and Tesla quietly went live with an 80MWh battery power storage facility for Southern California Edison that can power 2,500 households or charge 1,000 Tesla vehicles daily. Read More ▶ Booted up in 1993, this server still runs -- but not for much longer Phil Hogan, an IT application architect, estimates that close to 80 percent of the system is original. Read More ▶ Toshiba is selling off part of its memory business Toshiba on Friday officially unveiled plans to sell off a portion of its memory business, including its solid-state drive unit, to an as-yet unnamed buyer. Read More ▶ Skyrocketing memory prices may get worse before getting better The price of desktop RAM is skyrocketing—and it may not get any better until later this year. Read More ▶ Broadband, encryption and privacy top State of the Net agenda In a chaotic time on Capitol Hill, lawmakers from both parties see room for bipartisan work to advance broadband infrastructure, strike a balance in the encryption debate and update old privacy laws. Read More ▶ White Paper: Microsoft Corporation Lexmark Invoice Capture Service for Microsoft Dynamics NAV If your invoice processes begin with manual data entry, you stand to gain efficiency and control by turning on the new Invoice Capture Service, available directly inside of Microsoft Dynamics NAV. We've seen complete AP automation projects deliver results like reducing manual data entry by as much as 90%, reducing cost-per-invoice processed by as much as 90%, and sgnificantly increased visibility and control of AP processes and statuses Read More ▶ CIO Insider 1. 7 agile certifications to take your career to the next level 2. The essential guide to anti-malware 3. How to wake the enterprise from IoT security nightmares 4. Free security tools to support cybersecurity efforts 5. Study: 62% of security pros don't know where their sensitive data is Editor's Picks 1. Why Google's Sergey Brin changed his tune on AI 2. 5 tech jobs that will boom (and 2 that will bust) in 2017 3. Wine, women and data science 4. Your guide to top tech conferences 5. 6 new 2-in-1 devices to watch for in 2017

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