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	Kaminario, Intel roll out new DRAM, SSD products Two vendors, Kaminario and Intel, introduced solid state/DRAM storage devices this week. Kaminario rolled out a new appliance, the K2, which uses DRAM and offers a total capacity of 12TBs. The K2 is now available for $50,000 and is intended for use with I/O intensive applications such as online transaction processing or databases. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: NetApp Are you maximizing IT efficiency? Optimizing IT efficiency can save time, money, and valuable resources. As the number-one line item in most IT budgets, storage is a good place to start. NetApp customers use half the storage of traditional approaches and can reinvest savings in revenue-generating opportunities. Learn to measure, monitor and improve efficiency and boost your bottom line. In this Issue Japanese DRAM makers' woes echo rest of industry after quake My Two Cents On Cisco's Big Data Center Announcement Cisco data center revamp cuts across switches, servers, storage Cisco releases security, network convergence upgrades for storage switches Amazon Cloud Drive: 7 Key Facts Tech's youngest billionaires WEBCAST: Quantum Corporation Tape's Evolving Data Storage Role Industry research shows that the best technology for a company's storage needs is a combination of technologies. Join Greg Schulz, founder and senior advisor of The Server and StorageIO Group, for a discussion of trends and perspectives of the storage industry, and how you can gain more value out of your IT data center resources. View now! Japanese DRAM makers' woes echo rest of industry after quake Japanese DRAM maker Elpida Memory on Monday said its factories are operating "at close to normal levels" two weeks after the 9.0-magnitude earthquake in Japan, and that it has "sufficient parts and materials to continue supplying out customers as usual until the end of July." Read More My Two Cents On Cisco's Big Data Center Announcement Lots of technology vendors have been poking at Cisco lately with new technologies, architectures, and even out-and-out badmouthing (didn't one CEO say that his company would "kick Cisco's butt?). Well Cisco fired back today with a soup-to-nuts data center announcement covering virtual servers, physical servers, Ethernet switches, and storage. Read More WHITE PAPER: Dell Elements of a Proactive Data Security Solution See all the survey results along with more data security resources, including an expert Webcast outlining six vital security steps, in the security KnowledgeVault. Learn more. Cisco data center revamp cuts across switches, servers, storage Cisco this week is expanding its data center product portfolio with a new switch, extensions to existing ones, and enhancements to its servers and software. Read More Cisco releases security, network convergence upgrades for storage switches Cisco today announced encryption and network convergence features across its entire Data Center Business Advantage portfolio, including its Nexus and MDS storage switches, its Unified Computing System, Data Center Network Manager and its data center operating system, NX-OS. Read More WHITE PAPER: Siemens Enterprise-class collaboration for any environment Enterprise-class collaboration can be easily added to most legacy communications networks with OpenScape Conference Xpress. Start saving now; migrate when it makes sense for your business. Learn More Amazon Cloud Drive: 7 Key Facts Amazon.com beat Google and Apple to punch this week with the unveiling of its hosted consumer-storage service, Amazon Cloud Drive, and Web-based music-player, Cloud Player. Read More Tech's youngest billionaires Read More
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