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	Early ARM 64-bit prototype servers could come by year end Early prototype 64-bit ARM servers could be available for testing purposes by the end of this year or possibly at the latest by the middle of next year, ARM said on Monday. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: NTT Communications Find your cloud at NTT Communications With a network covering over 150 countries, data center in more than 120 locations, and a broad suite of communications and IT services, NTT Communications' SEAMLESS CLOUD can expand your business globally. Find out more! 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A look back at the first iPhone debut day Steve Jobs unveiled first iPhone at Macworld on Jan. 9, 2007 Read More Citrix acquires Beetil to boost remote support service Citrix Systems has acquired New Zealand-based company Beetil, in an effort to expand the capabilities of its remote support offering GoToAssist, the company said on Monday. Read More Apple supplier Foxconn denies using forced student labor in Chinese factories Apple supplier Foxconn has denied forcing vocational school students in China to work at its factories, following claims that the students must remain employed at the company or lose school credit. Read More AMD's new SeaMicro server talks to 5-petabyte storage cluster Advanced Micro Devices has launched the first new products from its SeaMicro acquisition earlier this year, including a server that can be linked to a massive, 5-petabyte storage cluster for running large-scale big data and cloud computing applications. Read More WHITE PAPER: Anue Systems Getting Visibility and Control of the 40 Gigabit Data Center 40GbE is the enterprise's next network speed evolution. A network monitoring switch provides a bridge for High-Speed Ethernet---increasing network visibility, improving monitoring tool utilization and data center productivity. Learn More. GoDaddy comes back online after attacks GoDaddy restored some services on Monday as the company battled online attacks that severely impacted its hosting and domain-name registration operations. Read More High performance computing, the latest 'it' thing in the cloud Startup ProfitBricks leverages InfiniBand technology to compete with the growing crop of cloud providers offering powerful cloud-based machines Read More IBM keeps the mainframe alive IBM's latest mainframe, the zEnterprise EC12, was built with data analytics and hybrid clouds in mind -- and analysts say that's a good thing. Read More Hewlett-Packard plans a comeback CEO Meg Whitman insists that HP is in the 'early stages of a turnaround' despite its dismal third-quarter results. Read More WHITE PAPER: Riverbed How to Improve Data Center Security while Reducing Sprawl Download this useful case study to learn how organization's like yours have benefitted from improved data security and performance through snapshotting, encryption, and removal of storage media from remote offices. Learn more. Intel tying server chips to fabric for cloud computing, HPC Intel on Monday said it is developing high-performance server chips that in the future will serve up faster results from cloud services or data-intensive applications like analytics, all while cutting electricity bills in data centers. Read More Crowd-sourced storage service charges bytes instead of bucks Symform's new free and unlimited cloud storage allows customers to pay with bytes instead of bucks, contributing local storage capacity via crowd-sourcing through peer-to-peer technology. Read More Get unlimited free cloud storage, with a catch Cloud storage services are a dime a dozen these days -- though there's usually at least a dime involved, especially if you want more than a few gigabytes of a space. Read More IDC: Storage spending defied economic woes in Q2 Enterprises continued to buy more storage in the second quarter despite economic woes in many parts of the world, driving total disk storage system revenue up 8.0 percent from a year earlier, according to research company IDC. Read More Apple tries to bag Polish grocer on a trademark rap The producers of Sesame Street had better watch out, because it would appear that Apple has staked a legal claim to the letters "a," "p" and "l." Otherwise it's not apparent how to interpret the company's claim that a Polish grocery website called A.pl has committed trademark chicanery through both the naming of its site and allegedly similar logo. As you can see from the photo above, the evidence... Read More
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