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HP adds purpose-built all-flash array to 3Par lineup
Hewlett-Packard will extend its 3Par enterprise storage line into flash-only territory this week, promising to combine higher speed with familiar software.
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Intel shows 'world's fastest thumb drive'
Intel is showing off what it called the "world's fastest thumb drive," which uses Thunderbolt technology to provide breakthrough data transfer speeds compared to flash drives that plug into USB ports.
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Imation launches enterprise encryption drives without expense of FIPS compliance
Imation?s IronKey brand has announced two new encryption drives aimed at enterprises that want to use encrypted storage but don?t fancy the heavy expense of buying FIPS-compliant hardware.
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Dirty smartphones: Devices keep traces of files sent to the cloud
When smartphone users upload files to cloud-based services, remnants of those files often remain on their handheld device, even if the data is meant to be stored only in the cloud, researchers have found.
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Android Trojan infects smartphone to launch attack on PC
Kaspersky Lab has discovered the first ever Android malware app that appears to have been designed not to attack the host smartphone but any PCs it is subsequently connected to.
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1TB USB flash drive coming soon
Kingston Technology will soon launch the world's first 1TB flash drive, a USB 3.0 device that is likely to cost more than most computers do.
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Microsoft launches Windows 8, seeks to catch up in tablet market
Windows 8 is finally here and the stakes are sky high for Microsoft.
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Raspberry Pi hacked to create a smarter digital SLR
Ireland-based photographer David Hunt came up with an ingenious idea to bring the computer to his camera by making a Raspberry Pi-enhanced DSLR battery grip.
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Kaspersky appeals for crypto help to crack Gauss malware
Kaspersky Lab has appealed for help from top-notch cryptographers to help it break the encryption of a still-mysterious warhead delivered by the Gauss cyber-surveillance malware
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Former Goldman Sachs programmer faces new charges of stealing code
A former programmer for Goldman Sachs has been charged again with pilfering sensitive source code despite his successful appeal in April of his US Federal Court trial outcome.
