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Softbank swoop to secure #ARM for £24 billion. That's one thing for IoT, but what about their datacentre ambitions? bit.ly/2a4ZMDb

SoftBank will acquire ARM for $32 billion

Japan’s SoftBank is to acquire UK chip design company, ARM Holdings, to cash in on growing demand for processors and other technologies for the internet of things market, according to news reports.

networkworld.com
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#IBM lays open its quantum computer for all to have a play with... but how useful is it? bit.ly/1XgCjle
AMD try licensing in an attempt to beat Intel in the x86 #datacentre space: bit.ly/1NFn82E
Networks, availability & scalability: 5 must-read 2016 #datacentre reports: bit.ly/1NW1l1v
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A report says DDoS victims are 82% likely to be re-attacked: bit.ly/1SOL8ma What should #datacentres do? #infosec
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Google are about to build (and lease) a swathe of new #datacentres. Could AI/machine learning be driving the change? bit.ly/1SZSqNV
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@BroadGroup_Intl21 Apr 2016
PSTG partners with ServerChoice bit.ly/1QplHQs @PSTG_ltd @ServerChoice #Datacenter #Datacentre #Hosting
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Seagate and Intel cosy up for increased #Lustre, the open-source filesystem of supercomputers: bit.ly/1PTnjSq #datacentre
Seagate joins hands with Intel, adds tasty IEEL to its pie and mash

Seagate joins hands with Intel, adds tasty IEEL to its pie and mash

Unifying two Linux-based distros to grow overall market

theregister.com
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Our friends at @ElReg have a handy Infrastructure 101: bit.ly/1qlkFjs #datacentre
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Ai Networks@ainetworks18 Mar 2016
Networks lead the way: is an #SDN is needed before you think about an SDDC? bit.ly/1MdKRX3
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A #datacentre on wheels? It's probably more familiar than you think... bit.ly/1R1jRsJ
IBM wants to harden your 'data centre on wheels'. Yes, your car

IBM wants to harden your 'data centre on wheels'. Yes, your car

Security stack will stop miscreants getting behind your wheel

theregister.com
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Google's splashed the flash, and come to some surprising conclusion about SSD drives in the #datacentre: bit.ly/1pmuv4a

Google datacentre SSD study offers surprising conclusions

Study covers millions of drive days over six years using 10 different drive models.

hexus.net
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How do you fancy your next #datacentre to be underwater? Microsoft are giving it a go. Well, sort-of: bit.ly/1Pt4aej
#datacentres in the US brace themselves for the snow storms.. what're their survival tips? bit.ly/1PfYdBr & bit.ly/1TjYpS1
Data Centers hit by snowstorm 2016 are shielding their businesses in the following way

Data Centers hit by snowstorm 2016 are shielding their businesses in the following way

Data Centers in East Coast of United States are hit by a massive snow storm 2016 which is said to be the biggest in the region’s history. But all data centers operating in that region have already …

storageservers.wordpress.com
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More fun with Old Age Servers... bit.ly/1RB5jTd
Think you're getting your money's worth form your server? This one was up and running for nearly 19 years: bit.ly/1n1kR6n
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How dirty is your #datacentre? And could lax cleaning schedules really lead to downtime? bit.ly/1n7r28y
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The Christmas floods in the UK affected a data centre in Leeds: bit.ly/1IMCb8z Have you done due diligence on your DC provider?
What will happen to the storage market in 2016? Building on last year, could this be the year it all changes? bit.ly/1Z2ayje
Storage in 2016: Could abandonware claims come to the fore?

Storage in 2016: Could abandonware claims come to the fore?

Object storage ready to make it big

theregister.com
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ServerChoice@ServerChoice18 Dec 2015
Juniper are taking the P... out of VPN, thanks to some "unauthorised code" in ScreenOS: bit.ly/1OcjXzx

Juniper Finds Backdoor that Decrypts VPN Traffic

Juniper Networks has removed “unauthorized code” capable of decrypting VPN traffic that it found in ScreenOS, which runs many of its enterprise-grade NetScreen firewalls.

threatpost.com
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