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Posted in E-Week on January 31st, 2012 by E-Week
The security as a service (SaaS) vendor combines hosted security with cloud access to build secure environments for public and hybrid cloud users. - When it comes to the cloud,
security has always been the No. 1 concern for users. After all, as data
travels around the Internet, there are numerous windows of opportunity for data
interception or capture. A single weak link can lead to system compromise and
lost information.
Now there's a clou...
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Posted in E-Week on January 30th, 2012 by E-Week
Enterprises are now routinely storing workloads comprised of terabytes of data, which eventually add up to petabytes of storage. Next stop? Exabytes. - We're going to be hearing
the preface quot;exa- quot; as it refers to the data storage industry a lot
more as time goes on, so we might as well get used to it.
A current illustration of
this point is object-based storage provider Cleversafe, which launched a new
multi-rack array system Jan. 30...
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Posted in E-Week on January 30th, 2012 by E-Week
Microsoft announces BizSpark Plus, an extension of its BizSpark program, and teams with startup accelerator TechStars to offer $60,000 in cloud computing services to startups. - Microsoft
announced its new BizSpark Plus, an extension to its BizSpark program to help
startups get off the ground faster, as well as a new partnership with startup
accelerator TechStars
to make free cloud computing services available to select, high potential
startups.
Microsoft and
TechSta...
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Posted in E-Week on January 30th, 2012 by E-Week
Tileras third-generation processors include 64-bit capabilities and greater performance-per-watt metrics, according to company officials. - At a time when
Intel and ARM Holdings are getting most of the press around low-power server
processors, Tilera officials are continuing to push their own architecture.
Tilera took
its latest step Jan. 30, announcing the general availability of its latest 36-
and 16-core chip, which officials sa...
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Posted in E-Week on January 30th, 2012 by E-Week
The traditional January gathering of the Apple fans in San Francisco may have a new name, but the trend away from serious hardware and toward accessories for iGadgets continues, as we saw at what is now called Macworld | iWorld. With applications for Mac OS X stuffed into a back alley of the Moscone West convention hall and a mobile applications pavilion placed front and center, it's clear that the show's organizers recognize where the Applesphere is headed. Gone are the days when one could save a few bucks on a new Mac at the show, but scattered throughout the hall are a number of companies that offer new and interesting ways to protect an iPhone. - ...
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Posted in E-Week on January 30th, 2012 by E-Week
McAfee's latest Mobile Security 2.0 enables remote data wipes, tracking and locks, as well as the ability to tell when applications are accessing personal data. - McAfee
introduced a new version of Mobile Security to protect smartphones and tablets
from malicious applications and Web malware.
Mobile
Security 2.0 offers antivirus, anti-theft services and protection from
malicious Websites and applications, McAfee said Jan. 30. The security software
also ...
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Posted in E-Week on January 30th, 2012 by E-Week
Android, Apple and BlackBerry devices are roughly equally represented in the workplace, says a new Forrester survey, despite Apple and Android's perceived dominance. - The tussle for dominance
between Apple iPhones and Google Android smartphones is the main story in the
consumer device space. But a new global survey from Forrester Research shows a
different story in the workplace.
When nearly 4,000
information workers were asked which operating system their ...
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Posted in E-Week on January 30th, 2012 by E-Week
Storage is being looked at with new eyes as CIOs and CEOs see that storage is a critical component of managing big data, the Internet-of-things, cloud and analytics. Smarter storage is necessary for businesses to stay ahead as data continues to explode to 2.7 zettabytes in 2012, up 48 percent from 2011. In fact, 57 percent of IT decision makers from a 2011 IBM survey stated that their organizations need a new storage approach to manage future growth. As storage becomes a key business driver in 2012, IBM officials said the industry will see new breakthroughs in storage research and business models coming from sectors such as entertainment and health care. Meanwhile, technologies such as IBM SmartCloud can enable organizations, their employees and partners to get what they need when they need it, from advanced analytics and business applications to IT infrastructure such as virtual servers and storage to access to tools for testing software code. IBM officials said all this can be deployed securely across IBMs global network of cloud data centers. With these new storage challenges and opportunities, Steve Wojtowecz, vice president of storage software development at IBM, outlined the five storage trends that will emerge in 2012.
IBM Rattles Moore's Law With Smallest Magnetic Memory Bit - ...
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Posted in E-Week on January 30th, 2012 by E-Week
Nick Halsey, CMO and EVP of corporate development at SugarCRM, discusses how companies, including midsize businesses, can become more responsive to customer requests and feedback by tapping the power of mobile devices and social CRM. The cloud has made social CRM more affordable for smaller businesses, and a partnership with IBM has enabled SugarCRM to deliver more offerings to clients of all sizes.
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Posted in E-Week on January 30th, 2012 by E-Week
By integrating social business and collaboration solutions into clients operations, IBM Business Partner Ascendant Technology empowers organizations to work smarter and escape from the email trap, explains Mike Ostrowski, VP of social and portal at the integrator. These secure, business-oriented solutions are a competitive tool that can help companies recruit top technology talent, improve customer service, and enhance productivity.
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