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	Caringo launches cloud storage platform Caringo last week announced CAStor 5.0, its object storage software, which has been enhanced to support named objects, multi-tenancy, dynamic caching, and remote data replication. Read More WHITE PAPER: Iron Mountain Reduce Your Backup Burden Data protection solutions that combine the latest advancements in disk-based backup with secure, integrated online technologies offer the fast, assured data recovery. Read now In this Issue Hitachi Announces G-Drive Slim Hard Drive Will Oracle acquire a networking company? PCWorld Reviewers' Favorite Files for October RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: NetApp Virtual Event on Shared IT Infrastructure Is your IT ready for the future? Join us for a virtual event to learn about new NetApp® technologies, products, and solutions that can make your IT ready for the future. With a shared infrastructure built on NetApp, IT can deliver unparalleled efficiency and flexibility to your organization. Register Now! Hitachi Announces G-Drive Slim Hard Drive On Tuesday, Hitachi Global Storage Technologies (HGST) announced the release of its G-Drive Slim, a 2.5-inch external hard drive billed as the "thinnest hard drive in the world." Formatted for the Mac, the USB-only G-Drive Slim offers 320GB of storage in a compact, sleek form. Read More WEBCAST: Iron Mountain Secure, automatic protection for all your server data Your data is valuable—too valuable to risk losing through unreliable backup methods. Iron Mountain's LiveVault offers secure, easy, automated online backup for servers throughout your organization. Watch this webcast to learn how to eliminate the risks of tape-based backup while gaining scalability and fast, reliable recovery. View now Will Oracle acquire a networking company? There is a lot of momentum behind the belief that the future of IT is based on tightly integrating the key components of IT such as networking, servers and storage. In our last newsletter we discussed Oracle's rumored acquisition of EMC. We are going to use the next three newsletters to continue the discussion of Oracle's possible acquisition of EMC and look at what some of the other industry giants are doing. Read More WHITE PAPER: Iron Mountain Reduce Your Backup Burden Data protection solutions that combine the latest advancements in disk-based backup with secure, integrated online technologies offer the fast, assured data recovery. Read now PCWorld Reviewers' Favorite Files for October In October, our reviewers might have floated from place to place like falling leaves; they certainly liked mobile software. When at the desk, they kept connected to the world outside with cloud storage and the Web. Video conversion struck a chord, as did security. Read More
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