Hard drive prices skyrocket

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	Hard drive prices skyrocket In the past few days, the price of big-name hard drives -- Seagate, Western Digital Hitachi, Samsung -- at major online retailers has shot up 40 to 90 percent or more. Read More WEBCAST: Nasuni Solving Multi-Site Enterprise Storage Management Challenges Join us as we have a frank conversation with an Infrastructure Architect with The Walsh Group, the nations 17th largest general contractor. Having seen Walsh grow from only a handful of offices to almost twenty they have personally deployed and managed a number of storage solutions across the organization. Learn more In this Issue Enabling multisite file access with the cloud Seagate kills 5,900 rpm desktop drives WHITE PAPER: Intel Boost virtualization w/ HP & Intel 10GbE This paper describes why the Intel® Ethernet X520 SFP+ Direct Attach (DA) Server Adapter for HP ProLiant Rack and Tower servers is one of the most flexible and scalable Ethernet adapters for today's demanding data center environments. Click to continue Enabling multisite file access with the cloud One of the most irritating problems to deal with is handling large amounts of distributed file-sharing data. The simplest and most often used solution is to place file servers or NAS devices at each site to handle local file sharing duties. But this has serious drawbacks. Read More Seagate kills 5,900 rpm desktop drives Seagate today announced that it's bumping the platter rotation speed in all of its flagship Barracuda desktop hard drives from 5,900 rpm to 7,200 rpm. The move to 7,200 rpm across the board for Barracudas also means that Seagate is the first company to offer a 1TB of capacity at that drive rotation speed. Read More
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