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13 October 2011
News: Avastor XMR Mobile RAID Drive offers on-the-go speed

Avastor’s latest RAID array, the XMR Mobile RAID Drive, offers an easy-to-carry design, multiple connection ports, and transfer speeds that closely rival other portable arrays.
News: Cloud Service Will Back Up Your Facebook, Mobile Phone

Cloud backup services have existed for years, and if you’re just looking to back up the files on your computer, you have plenty of options to choose from. But more and more of the files we want backed up the most are on our mobile devices or online where traditional backup tools aren’t helpful.
News: SOS Online Backup launches cloud backup for Facebook, devices

SOS Online Backup today announced a cloud backup service for Facebook, mobile devices and desktop computers that allows web-based access to files as well as unlimited multiple versions of those files.
News: Thailand floods may affect global electronics production

Severe floods in Thailand have disrupted production of electronics including hard disk drives and semiconductors, with a number of factories suspending operations.
News: 10 Steps to Get Started With Virtualization

The benefits of server virtualization are so significant at this point that implementing it is a no-brainer. First and foremost, server virtualization makes much better use of computing resources than physical servers do, since you can run many different virtual servers on a single physical host. In fact, you may be surprised at just how many general-purpose server instances a single modern server can handle simultaneously.
News: My Brawny Desktop Can Whip Your Wimpy Laptop

The desktop PC doesn't get a lot of respect these days. Laptops began outselling desktops years ago, and now tablets and smartphones are all the rage.
12 October 2011
News: AMD's 8-core desktop chip puts it back in the race with Intel

Advanced Micro Devices is looking to get back into the race with Intel with the introduction of its eight-core desktop chip and its new Bulldozer architecture.
News: AMD's new eight-core Bulldozer FX chips touch 4.2GHz

Advanced Micro Devices on Wednesday released the first eight-core desktop chips based on the new Bulldozer architecture, in which cores can run at clock speeds of up to 4.2GHz.
How-Tos: How to build a compact gaming PC

We show you how to construct a space-saving gaming PC including an nVidia GTX 570 graphics card for unbeatable performance. UPDATED: 23rd Feb 2012
News: IBM to sell global data migration engine, NAS/iSCSI SAN

IBM plans to roll out software on its midrange and high-end clustered storage arrays that allows policy-based migration, backups and data deletion. The company also will announce that its V7000 series array can perform both file- and block-based data transfers.
News: Western Digital halts hard disk production in Thailand

The production of hard disks at Western Digital (WD) facilities close to Bangkok, Thailand, has been halted following severe flooding, the company said on Wednesday.
11 October 2011
News: Intel moves away from digital TV business

Intel on Tuesday said it was winding down its TV business and reallocating the resources to develop "ultrabooks," smartphones and tablets.
News: Thunderbolt vs. SuperSpeed USB 3.0

Intel will tell you its new high-speed interconnect technology, Thunderbolt, is not in competition with Universal Serial Bus (USB), the ubiquitous standard for connecting computers with other devices.
News: Storage tips from heavy-duty users

If you think the storage systems in your data center are out of control, imagine having 450 billion objects in your database or having to add 40 terabytes of data each week.
News: Beware of the iCloud

ICloud, Apple's new cloud storage service, which officially launches this week, is an iPad/iPhone lover's dream and IT security professional's nightmare.
News: Toshiba doubles capacity, adds encryption to enterprise hard drive

Toshiba will begin shipping its highest-capacity 2.5-in. enterprise-class hard drive early next year. The drive comes with native encryption for data security.
News: Overland Storage unveils NAS/iSCSI SAN array

Overland Storage today announced its first converged NAS and iSCSI SAN array that scales up to 288TB, and has a starting price of about $1,700.
News: Graphene for processors: why it matters

Graphene has been in the news a lot recently, described as a miracle material with superlative properties. But what is graphene and why does it matter?
10 October 2011
News: H-1B Visa Cap Must Go, Says NYC Mayor

In a speech at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce offices, New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg said restrictive U.S. visa policies, like the cap on H-1B visas, are a form of 'national suicide.'
09 October 2011
News: Verizon 4G LTE Qwerty Slider Phone Expected Soon

Samsung’s Stratosphere is reportedly expected to launch Thursday as the first Verizon 4G LTE smartphone with a QWERTY slider keyboard.

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