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	BlueArc shows off new file system It's impossible to overshadow the events at HP of this past weekend – suffice to say a dumbass move for HP's ex-CEO Mark Hurd and his whatever-you-might-call 'relationship' with Jodie Fisher – but here's what is happening this week in storage. Read More ARTICLE: Iron Mountain Affordable, cloud server back up: Free Trial! Reduce the costs and risks of protecting your data with LiveVault®; Iron Mountain's award-winning fully managed cloud service. Find out why over 140,000 customers entrust their data to Iron Mountain. Get enterprise-class automated online backup for your organization, affordably priced with the small business owner in mind. Click to learn more.>> In this Issue Box App Keeps You Connected to Cloud Data Offline Arq joins the ranks of Mac-friendly online backup services Users offer advice to HP Riverbed readies cloud, mobility and virtualization rollout WHITE PAPER: Insight Examine Open Storage v. Proprietary Disk Systems Download this whitepaper today and examine how Oracle's Sun Storage 7000 Unified Storage Systems offer a complete, open and integrated solution that: * Reduces time to deployment. * Lowers risk. * Simplifies storage deployment and management. Read now! Box App Keeps You Connected to Cloud Data Offline Box.net, a cloud storage provider, recognized that users on the go are often unable to connect with the cloud--often when access to the data stored in the cloud is most urgent. To solve that problem, Box is updating its iPhone and iPad apps to sync files for offline access. Read More WHITE PAPER: NetApp Storage ROI: A detailed look Is the idea of dramatically reducing the number of servers you support, increasing capacity and lowering costs intriguing? Find out how you can reduce your storage costs by up to $300,000 annually and make this idea a reality. The key is selecting a next-generation storage platform. Read More! Arq joins the ranks of Mac-friendly online backup services There's yet another contender if you're looking for an online backup solution. Haystack Software has released Arq, a backup application that uses Amazon's Simple Storage Service (S3). Arq offers encrypted backups, flexible scheduling, and the ability to select and exclude files as you see fit. Read More WHITE PAPER: NetApp Effective IT Management with Measuring/Monitoring Do you know how efficient your IT assets are? Not knowing the answer might be costing you millions. Read what tools are available to help. Read More! Users offer advice to HP As Hewlett-Packard looks for a new leader after the sudden departure of Mark Hurd, HP customers back the company but offer advice moving ahead. Read More Riverbed readies cloud, mobility and virtualization rollout Riverbed has products on tap that will enable WAN optimization as a cloud service, speed up the boot time for remote virtual desktops and, perhaps in a year or two, a software client that will speed up the performance of handhelds and smartphones. Read More
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