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Filling the performance gap between hard disk and main memory

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By Peyman Blumstengel, Green Evangelist at Samsung Semiconductor Europe.

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By Mike England, Content Director of Imago Techmedia.

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By Leon Ward, Field Product Manager, Sourcefire.

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By Andrea Efstathiou, technology development manager at NG Bailey’s IT Services division.

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Hortonworks has announced a new major European customer, Hamburg-based social networking platform, XING.

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Just 28% of public sector organisations use their network to its full potential.

Driving down the cost of the public cloud

Komprise has introduced the extended capabilities of Komprise Intelligent Data Management to...

Data strategy - the bridge to the post-pandemic economy

Nearly all senior business decision-makers (96%) surveyed report data strategies as essential to...

Lack of infrastructure monitoring causes SLA 'meltdown'

Research conducted by Dimensional Research and Virtual Instruments indicates that most...

Best-practice IPAM strategy: benefits for the whole organisation

By Rick Bylina, senior manager of product strategy, Infoblox.

Tech Data adds storage support

Resellers can quote alongside range of complementary storage offerings.

SNIA Europe welcomes Daniel Sazbon as new chairman

The Storage Networking Industry Association (SNIA) Europe has appointed Daniel Sazbon as the...

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Why 2013 is the year of the hypervisor

XING’s 13 million members are better connected with Hortonworks

Major study finds public sector network spending is rising but utilisation is inefficient