Cloud storage could be the first real cloud failure

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	Why cloud storage could be the first real cloud failure According to a survey market research firm TheInfoPro, a mere 10 percent of large corporations are considering the public cloud as a place to store even their data -- even the lowest-tier info -- for archive purposes. I wasn't surprised to hear of these results. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP How to Put Data Storage on a Diet Data storage needs continue to grow unabated, straining backup and disaster recovery systems while requiring more online spindles, using more power, and generating more heat. That leaves IT professionals to search for technology solutions that can at least lighten the load. Learn more. In this Issue Investor calls for Ballmer's head -- but who will replace him? Mobile, cloud, and the evolution of application development Cisco advances on HP with blades spinning Patent trolls' next target: Independent developers WEBCAST: CA Technologies Tips for Safer P2V Migration Join this webcast, Tuesday, June 7, 2011, 1:00 PM EDT, to learn the best practices for post implementation of virtualized servers in your environment. Discover what challenges to look out for and how to prepare to avoid pitfalls ensuring total protection for your systems, applications and data. Learn More Investor calls for Ballmer's head -- but who will replace him? Investment heavy hitter David Einhorn says it's time for Steve Ballmer to step aside. But does Microsoft have anyone waiting in the wings to succeed him? Read More Mobile, cloud, and the evolution of application development The next generation of information services will treat desktop browsers and mobile app clients as equal citizens, and the same application logic will serve content to both. Read More Cisco advances on HP with blades spinning Cisco now holds the third-largest share of the blade server market in terms of factory revenue -- not too bad a showing, considering its relatively late arrival to the party in 2009 compared to market leader HP. Read More Patent trolls' next target: Independent developers The attack on a group of Apple developers shows how badly our patent system is broken and how vulnerable the mobile ecosystem has become. Read More
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