Samsung to make cheaper, faster chips; Seanodes pitching direct-attached storage virtualization

Storage News Alert This newsletter is sponsored by Overland Storage Study: U.S. Encryption Trends Find out how your peers are protecting their data in this comprehensive study, "2007 Annual Study: U.S. Enterprise Encryption Trends." According to his report IT professionals are seeking out encryption platforms to deploy across the entire network to protect data. Find out more by downloading the report today. Network World's Storage News Alert, 10/24/07 Samsung manufacturing leap to make cheaper, faster chips, 10/23/07: Samsung Electronics has developed a chip-manufacturing technique able to significantly increase the amount of music, pictures, videos and other data people can store in future iPods, iPhones and other devices. Seanodes pitching direct-attached storage virtualization, 10/22/07: Start-up Seanodes is touting technology that congregates the direct-attached disks on x86-based application servers into pools of storage so they can be managed better and achieve higher utilization. The Network World IT Buyer's Guides provide comprehensive, detailed information on how to select, test, buy and deploy thousands of network and IT products. The new Network World IT Buyer's Guides offer even more features than before, here's just one that's worth checking out: Storage Virtualization Storage Trends Explained Learn how IT shops can optimize their current storage systems with new tools and practices in this informative Webcast, Storage Trends and Options. Listen to industry experts explain the latest developments and address the hype surrounding future storage platforms. Click here for more information. Study places value on sensitive data stored in laptops, 10/19/07: Most travelers carry little or no business information on their laptops, but the ones who do store an average of $525,000 worth of sensitive data, according to a survey contracted by iBahn, a provider of secure broadband services to some 2,100 hotels and conference centers in 22 countries.

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