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Morphlabs Embraces SSDs

Morphlabs Embraces SSDs

By Krishnan Subramanian on March 26, 2012

Morphlabs (previous CloudAve coverage), the company offering converged infrastructure solutions to enterprises, today announced that they are using Dell Technology to offer fully Solid State Drive technology based cloud solution. Morphlabs’ mCloud Data Center Unit (DCU) will be powered by the Dell PowerEdge C portfolio, the hyperscale server line developed by the Dell Data Center Solutions […]

Posted in Infrastructure | Tagged briefs, iaas, infrastructure, morph, morph labs, morphlabs, solid state drive, ssd

Microsoft Bans Netbook Use When the Sun is Shining, the Sky is Blue and on Weekends

Microsoft Bans Netbook Use When the Sun is Shining, the Sky is Blue and on Weekends

By Zoli Erdos on June 7, 2009

Which is about now… so in compliance, I am typing this on a desktop. Joke apart, the latest Decree From The Monopolist:  hybrid netbooks (both SSD and harddisk) are banned from sale with Windows XP Home edition.  No kidding. Nothing new, of course, just another attempt in a series of blows by Microsoft to try […]

Posted in General | Tagged hybrid storage, microsoft, monopoly, netbook, netbooks, ssd, win7, windows 7, windows xp, winxp

Your Data May Be So Safe Even You Can’t Access It

By Zoli Erdos on December 12, 2008

When several, seemingly unrelated threads on TechMeme discuss the same things, you know they are onto something big.  Today it’s data. Where you store it, how accessible / safe it is – and no, today’s s safety discussion isn’t about protecting it from intruders: it’s about whether you, the rightful owner can assess it safely. […]

Posted in General, Security | Tagged Archives, cloud computing, compatibility, data continuity, data conversion, data formats, digital continuity, hard disk, legacy data, microsoft, MS Office, netbooks, solid state drive, ssd, storage | 1 Response

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