Thursday, February 17, 2011

Exabytes and exabytes: Data growing 23% a year

Impact of Server Virtualization on Future IT Management Strategies | Draft standard would alleviate rebuffering on mobile devices

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Exabytes and exabytes: Data growing 23% a year
295 exabytes. That's a lot of data being stored, according to a new study from the University of Southern California and published in Science Express, an electronic journal. From looking at both digital and analog devices, the study concluded 295 exabytes of information are stored. In 2002, digital storage overtook analog capacity and in 2007, almost 95% of data is now in digital form. Read More


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Impact of Server Virtualization on Future IT Management Strategies
Few users—regardless of technology segment—believe that virtualization will have little or no impact on their infrastructure management processes and toolsESG research respondents across five IT disciplines exhibit a desire for more effective management tools. In order to explore this topic in more detail, respondents with knowledge of their organization's server, storage, and/or networking operations were also asked about the impact of server virtualization on their functional technology management processes and tools (see below graphic). Read... Read More


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Draft standard would alleviate rebuffering on mobile devices
A new industry group has proposed a standard that would use storage on a mobile device to preemptively download content in order to alleviate network bottlenecks and the resulting rebuffering issues. Read More


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Why IT Leaders Aren't Scared of Cloud Security
Examine this CIO report in which your peers offer advice on cloud services and data protection. Learn 3 key tips for taking the right approach to securing a hybrid cloud infrastructure to dispel any data doubts. Read now!

Helzberg Diamonds chooses tokenization for PCI
Florian Yanez, manager of technical systems for Helzberg Diamonds, explains how tokenization helped the company solve data storage and PCI DSS challenges. Read More

Why Watson bet odd amounts on Daily Doubles
UPDATED: And what the Internet is saying about last night's one-sided contestWhile I didn't watch Watson vs. the Jeopardy champs last night, my wife did and one of the questions she had afterward was why did the machine bet odd amounts -- $1,246 and $6,435 - on the Daily Doubles when human players almost always wager round numbers. On the assumption that some of you may have had the same question, here's the answer via Wired: As for the weird wagers - Watson bet $1246 on one... Read More

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