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This Week's Issue (October 10, 2008 Volume 30 Issue 41)
The Future Of Storage
Developing Technologies & Data Retention Will Take Center Stage
George Crump
Selecting A New OS
Donning An Investigator’s Cap Is Critical To Making The Right Choice
Christian Perry
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COVER FOCUS
Data Centers Of The Future
What will data centers look like in five to 10 years? We talked with experts in several key areas to get a clear picture.

The Future Of Storage
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Networking & Connectivity In The Future
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The Future Of Power & Cooling
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Servers Of Tomorrow
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TECH & TRENDS
Selecting A New OS
Change is inevitable in data centers when it comes to the operating system. That’s why a strategy for selecting a new OS must ask all the right questions.
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Proactive E-Discovery
Proactive e-discovery uses strategy and technology to organize, store, and delete data to quickly and easily respond to legal requests.
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High-Availability Infrastructure
Building high-availability infrastructure used to mean buying proprietary hardware and running esoteric operating systems for the most mission-critical applications.
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Open-Source Security
There are a variety of reasons for the rapid adoption of open-source software. But one of the most overlooked issues regarding open-source projects is the security.
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NEWS
Google unveiled a $4.4 trillion plan to help wean the United States from producing electricity through coal-burning methods.

Seagate launched its i365 division of Seagate services that will include Seagate’s EVault, MetaLINCS, and Seagate Recovery Service.

U.S. District Court Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly criticized Microsoft for its lethargic approach to producing the technical documents required as part of its 2002 antitrust settlement.

AMD’s first 45nm processors are in production and will be on store shelves before the end of the year, a quarter ahead of the initially planned target.

Nevada enacted a law requiring businesses to encrypt personal customer data when electronically transferring it to entities beyond their organization.

Net Applications says Apple’s Mac OS X continues to lure users away from Microsoft’s Windows.

Nokia is reportedly near completion of a deal to sell its computer security hardware unit and plans to stop making software aimed at businesses.
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