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Symantec drives toward ubiquitous deduplication in its products
PureDisk deduplication will be tightly integrated with the NetBackup enterprise-class backup application and Backup Exec for small businesses
Sony set to enter netbook market next month
Atom-based Vaio W netbook will take Sony into the only part of the PC market experiencing significant growth
MacBook Pro soars to new heights
The best laptop money can buy is primped and primed for Mac OS X Snow Leopard, Windows 7, and professionals of all stripes
New laptops, servers spike demand for DDR3 DRAM
Rising demand for DDR3 DRAM is good for users because the chips use 60 percent less power than predecessors but offer almost twice the bandwidth
Apple tips to prevent iPhone 3GS overheating
Apple released a set of guidelines to help iPhone users ensure their devices remain at proper operating temperatures but has not issued an official comment on overheating reports
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Tidal Enterprise Adapter for VMware
Today's IT infrastructure is more complex and distributed than ever before. Discover how to manage these changes. more
Intel's Nehalem simply sizzles
In a range of tests, the new quad-core Xeon processor shows huuuuge performance gains more
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