Blade.org Technology Symposium 2008 Identifies Seven Key Trends That Will Influence IT
datastorageconnection.com     May 16, 2008          

Blade.org, the industry consortium driving innovation in blade-based solutions, announced the Blade.org Technology Symposium 2008 -- a one-day forum on Thursday, June 19 at Bridgewaters in New York City -- to explore the seven key innovations that are expected to influence the future of technology. [read full story]                    


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