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Data Centers: Of Power and People
In the not-too-distant future, data-center managers will strive to lower costs associated with power and people. Technological fixes range from the way a data center is contained to the type of current used -- and even to new ways to cool off semiconductors.
EMC Announces Xtrem Flash Cards, Caching, Storage
EMC Corporation has announced a new line of PCIe-based flash cards in its Xtrem family of flash server and storage devices designed to speed application performance by reducing latency and increasing throughput.
Zetta Discovery Group Offers Predictable Services
Boise, Idaho-based e-discovery provider Zetta Discovery Group is offering a predictable cost for its cloud-based suite of e-discovery services, which include data collection, processing, and production.
Workshare Acquires IdeaPlane for Enterprise Social Networking
Workshare on Wednesday acquired IdeaPlane, which is an enterprise social networking startup focused on regulated industries.
Informative Graphics Launches Brava! Enterprise and Redact-It Enterprise for SharePoint 2007
Microsoft SharePoint users now can access Brava's viewing and annotation capabilities, including the integrated "Term-hit Highlighting" that helps the Brava software pick up search terms used in SharePoint and apply them to viewed documents.
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Pennsylvania Causes of Action, 12th Edition
Authors: GAETAN J. ALFANO, RONALD J. SHAFFER, JOSHUA C. COHAN
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Compare and Contrast: Network and Internet Remote Collection Tools
Technology editor Sean Doherty looks at AccessData, BIA, Guidance Software, and PinPoint Labs side by side to compare how their remote e-discovery collection tools stack up.
May 2, 2012: Product News Briefs
Here are this week's latest legal tech industry developments, together in one convenient list. Included this week are news updates from Actiance, Applied Discovery, BigHand, D4, eLaw, kCura, LDiscovery, LexisNexis, Oce, OrcaTec, and Thomson Reuters.
Apple Ups Ante Against Samsung Over Alleged iPhone, iPad Copycats
In a suit filed in April, Apple accused Samsung of "slavishly" copying elements of iPhone and iPad design from the hardware and software down to the packaging. In an amended complaint, Apple ups the ante and targets at least 26 Samsung devices for patent, trademark, and trade dress infringement.Trending Stories
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