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  • Nimbus Launches Big-Scale NAND Flash Storage System

    Nimbus Data Systems, which makes storage systems that ostensibly are intelligent enough to think for themselves, Jan. 31 launched what it described as the industry’s first fully redundant, multiprotocol solid-state storage array. The new E-Class Flash Memory System, loaded exclusively with enterprise-grade NAND flash, features complete redundancy and no single point of failure, Nimbus founder…

  • Microsoft’s Office 15 Now in Technical Preview

    Microsoft s next version of Office has reached its technical preview stage. Codenamed Office 15, the platform is being distributed to a select group of testers; a public beta will reportedly arrive this summer. Office 15 is apparently an ambitious project. “For the first time ever, we will simultaneously update our cloud services, servers, and…

  • Facebook IPO Could Help Social Giant Challenge Google

    Buzz that Facebook will file for an initial public offering (IPO) Feb. 1 has marketing and advertising experts expecting the social network to challenge Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) at a time when the search giant is trying to ramp up its own ad targeting efforts.    While Google has commanded the market for search advertising for a…

  • IBM Expands Mobility Management, Security

    IBM has unveiled software designed to help organizations secure and manage mobile devices, and give solution providers an opportunity to extend their reach and mobile business.  In addition to this new software, IBM announced its acquisition of Worklight, a privately held Israeli-based provider of mobile software for smartphones and tablets. Financial terms were not disclosed.…

  • Xerox Expands Cloud Services, Data Recovery for SMBs

    Digital print solutions specialist Xerox released a suite of cloud services aimed at small to medium-size businesses (SMBs), including Xerox Cloud IaaS for Midrange and Intel systems and a cloud backup and data recovery service. The services will be sold through Xerox’s value-added resellers (VARs). The services also manage workload demand and are priced to…

  • 1. The BlackBerry Won’t Make It

    1. The BlackBerry Won’t Make It RIM’s BlackBerry is a great product, but it’s losing market share fast. What’s worse, it comes with a design that most people — including enterprise users — just don’t like anymore. Apple’s iPhone and Android handsets are taking over. 2. There’s No Tablet Strategy RIM doesn’t have a solid…

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