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	HP opts for hard drive over SSD in Split X2 budget tablet Tablets are mostly packed with flash storage, but Hewlett-Packard has made an exception and plugged a high-capacity hard drive into its latest Split X2 budget tablet. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Silver Peak Systems Inc An ROI Analysis of Virtualized WAN Optimization Software The Enterprise Strategy Group discusses how data center consolidation, virtualization, and cloud architectures are on the rise; however IT budgets are not increasing. This poses a unique challenge: How do you create a flexible and agile environment without increasing the cost? Learn more >> In this Issue Seagate to buy LSI's flash storage business from Avago for $450M Samsung's new 1TB SSD is based on latest 3D technology Survey Spotlights IT Need to Address Cloud Security Box sharpens search API 10 technologies that could revolutionize retail Cisco purchase of CIA-funded company may fuel distrust abroad 77% of lawyers can't be trusted … with your confidential data WHITE PAPER: APC by Schneider Electric Infrastructure Management Software Improves Planning & Costs This paper demonstrates, through a series of examples, how data center infrastructure management software tools can simplify operational processes, cut costs, and speed up information delivery. View more Seagate to buy LSI's flash storage business from Avago for $450M   Seagate Technology will buy LSI's flash storage business from Avago Technologies for US$450 million in cash. Read More   Samsung's new 1TB SSD is based on latest 3D technology Samsung has raised the stakes in flash storage with a new 1TB solid-state drive based on its newest memory technology. Read More   WEBCAST: Dell SecureWorks   Counterstrategies for Combatting Social Engineering Social Engineering is proving costlier than ever, especially phishing and spear phishing. With recent breaches, the imperative to counter social engineering effectively takes on a whole new level of urgency. In this webcast, the CISO for Dell SecureWorks discusses the realities of social engineering and what your organization must do to counter it. Learn more Survey Spotlights IT Need to Address Cloud Security Yesterday data security company Sophos released the results of a survey it conducted on enterprise use of popular cloud-storage services such as Dropbox, Box, Google Drive and OneDrive. Read More   Box sharpens search API Box has extended its search API to increase and improve the ways in which customers find information in its cloud-storage and file-sharing service via custom-developed tools, applications and integrations. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Citrix Systems   Why workloads define cloud strategies Cloud computing changes how organizations think about their business and IT strategies. As organizations define their cloud strategies, it is imperative to think about the use cases and application workloads that will run in the cloud, as these will ultimately define your cloud architecture and which solutions to deploy. View now 10 technologies that could revolutionize retail The retail world is evolving, thanks to these technologies. Read More   Cisco purchase of CIA-funded company may fuel distrust abroad The CIA's non-profit venture capital arm, In-Q-Tel, has been pumping millions of dollars into technology startups since its launch in 2000, meaning it's not the least bit unusual for major vendors to have acquired and assimilated one of these CIA-nurtured seedlings. Read More   77% of lawyers can't be trusted … with your confidential data When using email to communicate, more than three-quarters of all lawyers treat their clients' confidential information with all the care you'd expect from a teenager posting to Facebook, according to a new survey. Only 22 percent claim to use encryption. And a full 77% cop to relying solely on "confidentiality statements," otherwise known as virtually nothing. Read More
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