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Samsung Offers Tiny, Superfast SSDs

Samsung Offers Tiny, Superfast SSDs
Solid-state drives are continuing their march forward. On Monday, Samsung Electronics announced it has started to mass produce the first PCI-Express 3.0 SSDs for the new wave of Ultrabooks.
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Commvault SimpanaŽ 10: Access, manage & protect data
Brocade technologies help enable the full benefits of virtualization
Panasonic Toughbook mobile computers: Built to keep you running
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Brocade makes it easier to deploy, manage, and scale networks.
The Next Generation Data Center! Vblock Systems from VCE.
Forrester Report: BYOD from AT&T. Make everyone more efficient.
Amazon.com Joins 3D Printer Craze
Commercially available 3D printers have recently moved from being expensive hobbyist devices to being pricey but accessible consumer and manufacturing machines. And now, Amazon.com will sell 3D printers & supplies online.
New Facebook Servers All Home Grown
Facebook has opened its new data center in Lulea, Sweden. The data center is a first in two ways: the first in Europe and the first to be equipped with all Facebook-designed, Open Compute servers.
Cisco Telecom Router Set for the Flood
The Carrier Routing System-X unveiled by Cisco for the telecommunications industry is a 400 Gbps per slot system that can be expanded to nearly 1 petabit per second, enough to deal with the coming flood in demand.
HP's SMB IT in a Box Uses Google Apps
Hewlett-Packard is partnering with Google on HP SMB IT in a Box, which it bills as a "one-stop shop" solution for small and medium business customers. The move is likely to ruffle Microsoft's feathers.
Telepresence Wanders the Building
Cisco, iRobot Collaborate on Ava 500.
Hit the Beach with Xperia Tablet Z
Impervious to water, resistant to dust.
Icahn Buyout Offer Short, Dell Says
Committee favors Michael Dell offer.
Wi-Fi Signal 'Sees' for Gestural Control
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Samsung Offers Tiny, Superfast PCIe SSDs for Ultrabooks
Solid-state drives are continuing their march forward. On Monday, Samsung Electronics announced it has started to mass produce the first PCI-Express 3.0 SSDs for the new wave of Ultrabooks.

Amazon.com Joins 3D Printer Craze, Enabling Wide Availability
Commercially available 3D printers have recently moved from being expensive hobbyist devices to being pricey but accessible consumer and manufacturing machines. And now, Amazon.com will sell 3D printers & supplies online.

New Facebook Data Center Uses All Home-Grown Servers
Facebook has opened its new data center in Lulea, Sweden. The data center is a first in two ways: the first in Europe and the first to be equipped with all Facebook-designed, Open Compute servers.

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