VMware VSAN: Inside the revolutionary new approach to storage

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	VMware VSAN: Inside the revolutionary new approach to storage VSAN will be in public beta shortly. Despite its beta status, take a look at how VMware's Virtual SAN works -- it may be a glimpse into the future of software-defined storage. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Data+ Conference Final Week to Register: Data+ Conference, Sept 8-10, Arizona Sessions Will Cover: optimizing and building big data strategies, implementing true, advanced analytics, leveraging mobile data and social media, building a secure and accessible data strategy, improving data visualization and reporting, integrating Hadoop and other open source technologies, and more. Register now. In this Issue The cloud is no cure-all, but neither is your data center Samsung starts mass production of DDR4 memories Oracle software will run faster with new Sparc M6 chip WEBCAST: Dell VMware How to Transform IT into a Center of Business Innovation Although IT supports virtually every business process, many organizations are hard-pressed to take advantage of technology advances when they're trapped into spending most of the IT budget on maintenance instead of innovation. View Now The cloud is no cure-all, but neither is your data center The value of cloud computing is not about efficiency of hardware and software in the cloud versus that of hardware and software you own. It's the ability to quickly get things going and quickly change things as the business demands. Read More Samsung starts mass production of DDR4 memories A successor to the DDR3 (Double Data Rate 3), DDR4 memories are expected to offer higher performance, reliability and lower power consumption than its predecessor. Read More Oracle software will run faster with new Sparc M6 chip Oracle's database and high-performance workloads will run faster with the company's latest Sparc M6 chip, which has been tuned specially for the company's applications. Read More
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