Windows Server 2012 makes storage cool again

	Dropbox woos enterprise IT with new admin and security tools | Toshiba ships first NAND flash chips with faster transfer standard
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	Windows Server 2012 makes storage cool again Storage is an area that's often ignored by outside specialists. That's too bad, because Windows Server 2012 makes a major push to improve its storage management and virtualization technologies. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: QLogic Corporation Are You Planning a 10Gb Ethernet Upgrade? QLogic's 10GbEIntelligent Ethernet Adapters work in conjunction with the latest virtualization operating systems with new virtualization and management features. We provide flexible networking solutions that can evolve with your technology while protecting investments in virtualization and server consolidation. But don't take our word for it. Check it out for yourself! Download a free white paper with pertinent information you need to know about upgrading your current Ethernet infrastructure. In this Issue Dropbox woos enterprise IT with new admin and security tools Toshiba ships first NAND flash chips with faster transfer standard WHITE PAPER: IBM Drive Growth and Value with Proven BPM Solutions from IBM BPM aligns strategic imperatives with internal capabilities and utilizes technology in ways that maximize the productivity of people, processes and systems. Discover how midsize firms have seen success with BPM by starting small, thinking big and scaling fast. Read Now Dropbox woos enterprise IT with new admin and security tools A new admin console provides admins with the ability to view team member details, including quota usage, recent activity, Web sessions, which devices and third-party apps are linked, and whether two-step verification is enabled. Read More Toshiba ships first NAND flash chips with faster transfer standard Toshiba, one of the world's largest NAND flash makers, said it is shipping samples so that potential customers can evaluate the new UFS interface. The company did not say when it will release versions with more memory or move to full manufacturing of the chips. Read More
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