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Back From the Pile: Interesting Links, February 25, 2011

February 26, 2011 By Stephen Leave a Comment

So there it is. Intel’s Light Peak was launched as Thunderbolt in the new Apple MacBook Pro line. What else happened?

  • My writing
    • Processing and Scheduling Thin Provisioning is another entry in my State of the Art Thin Provisioning series
    • I posted another napkin-tastic infographic: Real-World Port Throughput Relative To Light Peak
    • Wednesday saw the Thunderbolt leak, Will Apple Call Light Peak “Thunderbolt”?, but USB 3.0 For Mac Is Here (sort of)
    • Then there was the real reveal on Thursday: Thunderbolt = Light Peak = Mini DisplayPort + PCI Express
    • I had to dispel some silly speculation: Why the iPad 2 Won’t Include Thunderbolt
    • I didn’t write the post, but I did write the DCIG 2011 Small Enterprise Storage Array Buyer’s Guide!
  • Other stuff
    • Good stuff from Nasuni: Blocks vs. Files: Which Approach is Better for Cloud Gateways?
    • IPv6 was a topic of discussion at Tech Field Day, so this one from Eric Siebert was interesting: IPv6 support in vSphere
    • Terry Slattery also has some IPv6 ideas: Are You Ready for IPv6?
    • Another great TFD post from Jeff Fry: IP Address Management (IPAM) and INFOBLOX
    • A response to my VAAI questions from IBM: XIV VAAI Support — whats the story?
    • I’ve been wondering about this. What’s your opinion on Gabrie van Zanten’s post? To USB or not to USB, how do you boot your ESXi host?
    • And now for something completely different: Pants Down on Madison: Salinger’s Slightly Salingeresque Boswell Wants to Be Left Alone

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Filed Under: Apple, Enterprise storage, Everything, Personal, Terabyte home Tagged With: Apple, cloud storage, DCIG, digest, Eric Siebert, ESXi, Gabrie van Zanten, IBM, Infoblox, infographic, iPad 2, IPv6, J. D. Salinger, Jeff Fry, Light Peak, Nasuni, Small Business Storage Array Buyer's Guide, Tech Field Day, Terry Slattery, thin provisioning, Thunderbolt, USB, USB 3.0, VAAI, XIV

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