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Product Webinar: Collaborating and Exchanging Large Data at Distance with Faspex 3.0
The latest version of Aspera #39;s flagship person-to-person collaboration and file exchange software allows users or programs via an API to publish files directly from cloud storage for secure, automatic global distribution. In this webinar, we will do a deep dive on the new features and capabilities, and show how users enjoy multiple options for ad hoc contribution through public dropboxes or secure invitations, and can send and receive files directly using a web browser (Aspera Connect plug-in), Microsoft Outlook (Aspera add-in for MS Outlook), an iOS or Android mobile device (faspex mobile client) or automatically download to their desktop (Aspera Cargo).From:AsperaSoftwareViews:36 0ratingsTime:01:16:47More inScience Technology

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Samsung ATIV S Review - Phones 4u
bitly.com Samsung ATIV S review from Phones 4u. The ATIV S is the latest Windows Phone 8 device from Samsung, complete with a brilliant 8MP camera, 1080p video recording and a classic design. But can any handset with a Microsoft OS really challenge the Android crew? Well, with its stunning Live Tile user interface and impressive 4.8" SuperAMOLED display, it looks like the ATIV S could be a serious challenger. Add into this the fact that the device comes with a host of native apps and integrated SkyDrive cloud storage and Samsung could be onto a real winner with the ATIV S. To read the full review of the Samsung ATIV S visit: community.phones4u.co.uk DO SUBSCRIBE: http://www.youtube.com FOLLOW US: facebook.com twitter.com phones4u.co.uk Stick with us at Phones 4u - we regularly upload reviews, tips, news and tutorials to engage with a community of people who love mobile technology as much as we do. TAGS Samsung ATIV S, Windows Phone 8, Camera, Video Recording, Microsoft, Android, Live Tile, User Interface, SuperAMOLED, Apps, SkyDrive, Cloud, Reviews, Tips, News, Mobile TechnologyFrom:phones4uViews:5 0ratingsTime:05:03More inScience Technology

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Cash is raining down on cloud storage startups - and now Nasuni has netted a $20m wad of C-round funding.

Nasuni provides a gateway to online storage with a local cache of files for branch offices. It recently added the capability for block data access - NAS plus unified storage, or Nasuni for short. The clouds can be private or public, by the way.

Investors piled in, but the lead sugar daddy in this C-round is a secret, merely being described as a "key investor". Could it be a mainstream storage supplier eyeing up a manufacturing relationship with Nasuni - or even acquiring the company?

CEO Andres Rodriguez said: "This is not storage tiering or cloud archive, but primary storage delivered as a service. Combining this type of true innovation with the fact that our revenue has grown year over year by a factor of ten, and you can understand why investor interest was so strong."

Nasuni says its order book grew 250 per cent in the third quarter of 2012 compared to the year-ago quarter; twice as much data is now managed by its products compared to then. It says it's had a 100 per cent renewal rate from its enterprise customers.

The new cash will be used to fund more engineering development and grow Nasuni's sales and marketing teams. Total funding for Nasuni is now $43m following an $8m A-round in December 2009 and a $15m B-round in December 2010.

Nasuni's pitch is that existing data centre storage arrays are being disaggregated: primary data is going to flash storage and everything else is going off to the cloud. Users and servers still see the same storage resources, but the data and hardware is distributed differently behind the existing file and block interfaces.

Cloud gateway startups take an axe to storage array controllers, chopping them off and replacing them with their own boxes. These arrays are dinosaurs, according to people like Rodriguez, and they're facing imminent extinction.

El Reg storage desk isn't at all sure about that. One should never under-estimate the adaptability and agility of mainstream suppliers, such as Dell, EMC, HDS, HP - yes HP, IBM, NetApp and Oracle. Building a cloud storage gateway to their own storage arrays in the cloud would not be that hard. Look at NetApp's V-series, an ONTAP virtualising head that pops a front-end on third-party arrays that happen to be in the data centre.

Add a network link and interface software and voila, they could be in the cloud.

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