SSD vendor Pure Storage looks to solve the performance issues challenging VDI and database apps, but at least one analyst wonders if the company’s focus is too narrow.
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Pure Storage SSDs Address VDI, Database Challenges, But Is Focus Too Narrow?
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Laserfiche Mobile Brings Enterprise Content Management to iDevices
Laserfiche’s new application puts enterprise content management into the hands of mobile users.
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AMD Trinity: Intel Ivy Bridge’s New Rival
AMD released its Trinity chips Tuesday, its second generation A-series APU (accelerated processing units.) These low-power chips are intended for ultrabook-like laptops, traditional laptops, and some all-in-one desktops. Trinity offers better performance and lower power utilization than the previous AMD Llano family of chips.
The new chip designs call for about 10% more transistors on a slightly larger die, using the same 32 nm manufacturing process as the previous family of chips known as Llano. However the new chip uses AMD’s latest CPU core design, called Piledriver, which succeeds Bulldozer.
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Private, Public and Hybrid Clouds Will All Need an IT Service Culture
As more companies move to the cloud, one thing is becoming clear: IT must develop a service culture to keep end users happy.
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Hybrid Memory Cube Takes RAM to the Third Dimension
The new Hybrid Memory Cube promises memory bandwidth up to 1 Tbps, using one-eighth the power per gigabyte. Find out how.
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Akamai and Riverbed’s Cure for Pokey SaaS Apps
Combining Riverbed caching and Akamai’s worldwide content delivery network yields a powerful boost for selected SaaS apps.
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Windows 8 Tablets Expected for 2012 Holiday Season
Will there be a Windows 8 tablet under your Christmas tree? According to an article from CNET, a source has claimed that Windows 8 tablets built on Intel architecture will be available in November of this year.
The CNET source also reports that there will be more than a dozen Windows 8 tablet models available, and that more than half of them will be more than just tablets. So, if the source is accurate we can expect to see a variety of dockable tablet / convertibly notebook type options on the shelves.
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Bright Computing Targets Cloud Bursting
Bright Cluster Manager 6.0 from Bright Computing is aiming to make cloud bursting a viable alternative for companies looking to temporarily scale high-demand applications.
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Napa County Bottles Up BYOD Phenomenon
A Blackberry mobility user, Napa County moved to Good for Enterprise to bottle up the BYOD phenomenon, and the introduction of different and uncontrolled smartphones.
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