Thursday, September 23, 2010

Aryaka cloud-based WAN optimization debuts

EMC to help digitize Baseball Hall of Fame collections | Oracle ties Sun ZFS storage into Oracle software

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Aryaka cloud-based WAN optimization debuts
Aryaka came out of stealth today with a cloud-based application acceleration and WAN optimization service that build on the founders' experiment with content delivery networks. Read More


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Increase Download Completion Rates
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EMC to help digitize Baseball Hall of Fame collections
EMC today announced that it is sponsoring a project to digitize the collections of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum and make them globally accessible via the Internet. Read More


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Email Archiving Deep Dive
Mail servers continue to deal with ballooning message volumes and management challenges. Email archiving software provides a viable solution, particularly when granular government regulations apply. Learn More Now.

Oracle ties Sun ZFS storage into Oracle software
Oracle has integrated its software into the Sun ZFS Storage Appliance line for a new generation of the systems that also doubles storage capacity and triples processing power, the company said on Monday at Oracle OpenWorld. Read More


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DNS -Your Weakest Link
DNS is becoming more complex and managers need to contend with changes like IPv6 and DNSSEC in addition to core DNS responsibilities. By leveraging the separation of content from operations management, an organization can maintain control of its DNS content and securely export its zone data to a dedicated DNS hosting company. Read Now

Scale brings its modular storage to the UK
Scale Computing, which as its name suggests offers a scalable approach to storage is set to come to the UK Read More



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