SSDs still maturing, new memory tech still 10 years away

	SSDs still maturing, new memory tech still 10 years away | Box swivels to SMBs with new subscription plan
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	BOOK GIVEAWAY: The U.S. Technology Skills Gap We've got 5 signed copies to give to some lucky ITworld readers. Enter now for your chance to win! Read More WEBCAST: IBM and Intel IBM Delivers Innovation On New x86 Systems and Solutions Tuesday, September 10, 2013 3:00 PM EDT You need an IT infrastructure that provides scalability, performance and efficiency tailored to the specific goals of your business. Join us on September 10 to learn more about IBM's new innovation designed to provide the performance and efficiency required for today's workloads. Learn More In this Issue SSDs still maturing, new memory tech still 10 years away Box swivels to SMBs with new subscription plan Review: Buffalo's DriveStation DDR hard drive rockets your file transfers Upload files to Dropbox via email with Send to Dropbox Thunderbolt drive shipments surge, but USB still reigns WHITE PAPER: PC Connection 2013 Cloud Computing Survey Results We surveyed more than 500 organizations to uncover what they are looking for in a cloud solution, what their top concerns are, and how they respond to the risks associated with this trend. Download this report and begin your journey to the cloud today. Read Now SSDs still maturing, new memory tech still 10 years away Solid-state drive adoption will continue to grow and it will be more than 10 years before it is ultimately replaced by a new memory technology, experts said. Read More Box swivels to SMBs with new subscription plan After spending the past two years beefing up its cloud storage and file sharing app for use in large enterprises, Box has turned its attention back to small and medium-size businesses with a new subscription plan. Read More WHITE PAPER: CommVault Enterprise Storage eGuide Storage professionals today are dealing with the ramification of a number of new technologies. Trends such as cloud, virtualization, mobility and big data are having a significant impact on how enterprises store data today. Learn More Review: Buffalo's DriveStation DDR hard drive rockets your file transfers The scoop: DriveStation DDR (HD-GDU3), by Buffalo Americas, about $160 (2TB version) or $200 (3TB version). Read More Upload files to Dropbox via email with Send to Dropbox If you're looking for a simpler way to send content directly to Dropbox, Send to Dropbox has you covered. This free service generates an email address, and any attachments sent to that address are automatically saved to Dropbox. Read More Thunderbolt drive shipments surge, but USB still reigns Single disk drive shipments continue to surpass all other storage devices, such as RAIDed NAS systems, for personal data storage, while shipments of hardware with the Thunderbolt interface surged in the past year. Read More
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