HP's New High-end Storage System Scales to Twice the Capacity of the Competition Without Disruption

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HP today introduced the industry's most powerful, high-end disk storage system, which scales to more than twice the capacity of competitors' offerings and delivers "zero downtime" for mission-critical customer environments. The new HP StorageWorks XP12000 Disk Array is based on the newest array technology from Hitachi, Ltd. combined with HP software innovations for single-system management, remote copying and cross-continental disaster recovery.


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Google says 'no concrete plan' for server farm in Austria

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Google has "no concrete plan" to build a new European server farm in the north of Austria, despite buying land there, the US Internet search engine giant said Saturday.

Electric cars and electronic trees at LA Auto Show

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From electric cars to electronic trees on dashboards that sprout leaves when you drive in a more economical way, nothing is off limits for auto manufacturers seeking to show their green credentials.

Yahoo sells shopping service Kelkoo

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Yahoo has sold European comparison shopping service Kelkoo to a British investment firm, Kelkoo founder and former chief executive Pierre Chappaz said Friday.

Web sites offer real estate agent rankings

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(AP) -- Word of mouth is one of the most common ways homebuyers and sellers find a real estate agent. Now, there are several Web sites that tout a more scientific approach: ranking agents based on criteria such as years ...

Broadband makes tiny town an English-teaching hub

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(AP) -- The nearest Wal-Mart is two hours away, and only foul weather, a deer in the road or a Washakie County sheriff's deputy would slow down anyone with a mind to drive there faster.