How I learned to stop worrying and love the private cloud

	Intel acknowledges bug causes SSDs to fail | SanDisk releases new SSDs for old computers
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	How I learned to stop worrying and love the private cloud It's a Monday morning, and as with most Monday mornings, things are already spiraling out of control. Today it's more than the usual fallout from server maintenance and the oddly reliable number of people who forgot their passwords over the weekend. Read More WHITE PAPER: Quest Software Best Practices for Migrating to Microsoft Office 365 Your company is depending on you for a successful migration to Microsoft Office 365. Whether you're moving from Lotus Notes, GroupWise or any other platform, you can have a zero downtime/zero data loss migration. Learn more. Read "Best Practices for Migrating to Microsoft Office 365." Read more. In this Issue Intel acknowledges bug causes SSDs to fail SanDisk releases new SSDs for old computers IBM speeds storage retrieval with flash drives WHITE PAPER: Rackspace Five Reasons Why the Cloud is Ready for the Enterprise Is your enterprise still dragging its anchor, not taking off in the cloud? Are you still saying that the cloud is fine for tiny startups, but not for large enterprises? Here are five good reasons why the cloud is ready for your enterprise... and why you can't afford not to use it any longer. Read Now! Intel acknowledges bug causes SSDs to fail Intel on Sunday acknowledged that a bug could cause its SSD 320 solid-state drives to fail, and said a firmware upgrade is on its way to address the problem. Read More SanDisk releases new SSDs for old computers SanDisk has introduced a new line of SSDs (solid-state drives) that it's marketing directly to retail consumers versus computer system manufacturers. Read More IBM speeds storage retrieval with flash drives With an eye toward helping tomorrow's data-deluged organizations, IBM researchers have created a superfast storage system capable of scanning in 10 billion files in 43 minutes. This system handily bested their previous system, demonstrated at Supercomputing 2007, which scanned 1 billion files in three hours. Read More
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