Personal clouds and removable storage

	Buffalo CloudStor Lets Workers Create Their Own Cloud | Intel: Light Peak interconnect technology is ready
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	Personal clouds and removable storage Consumer and SMB storage vendors are putting lots of bucks behind development of products announced at CES and the Storage Visions Conference last week. Read More WHITE PAPER: Qualys Inc. The Big Shift to Cloud-based Security This paper covers how small and medium-sized organizations can manage their IT risks and maintain regulatory compliance with minimal staff and budget. Read now! In this Issue Buffalo CloudStor Lets Workers Create Their Own Cloud Intel: Light Peak interconnect technology is ready Cloud users do it better Hints of Light Peak: In Progress, But Not Ready Yet WHITE PAPER: Brocade Communications Inc. Best Practices for Virtual Infrastructure Management Ensure you get the most out of your virtualization investments. Download this whitepaper today and examine the 3 best practices for infrastructure management. Understand the unique management challenges of virtualized environments and what you need to solve them in order to deliver all the benefits the technology promises. Read now! Buffalo CloudStor Lets Workers Create Their Own Cloud If you want the flexibility of cloud-based storage without the worries that come with storing your important data on someone else's servers, the new CloudStor network-attached storage device from Buffalo is worth a close look. Using Pogoplug's software, the CloudStor lets you serve up files, photos, and multimedia over the Web to any of your devices. So when you're on the go, it's just like being back in your home office. Read More WHITE PAPER: Dell AMD The End of 2P vs. 4P Server Compromises The processing power, larger memory and I/O bandwidth of 4P servers were generally a better fit for virtualization and multi-threaded database applications than 2P servers, but the increased power came at a cost. Dell and AMD have taken a new approach. Read now! Intel: Light Peak interconnect technology is ready An Intel executive on Friday said that its Light Peak interconnect technology, designed to link PCs to devices like displays and external storage, is ready for implementation. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP TippingPoint Securing Virtual Data Center Testing Learn how this technology is put to test as a comprehensive solution for securing virtual environments. Read More Cloud users do it better SMEs how use cloud storage are better placed to recover after downtime says the Aberdeen Group Read More Hints of Light Peak: In Progress, But Not Ready Yet At the Storage Visions conference today, I've been hearing updates on storage connection interfaces, like the state of USB 3.0 (it's going to be everywhere), the WiGig Alliance for faster Wi-Fi transfers, and Intel's jackalope-like Light Peak interface. Read More
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