Top 10 PHP Regex Cheat Sheet
PHP regular expressions can be almost as indecipherable as the United States tax code. Rather than reaching for a manual every time you need to perform a particularly complex parsing task, just consult this handy Top 10 PHP Regex Cheat Sheet. It provides all the information you need to implement some basic regular expression functionality into your PHP pages, including regexes for validating usernames, credit card numbers, email addresses, phone numbers and more.

JDK 7 Reference Card
Get an at-a-glance look at all the information you need to prepare for and use the Java SE 7 Platform Specification (aka Java 7 or JDK 7). The JDK 7 Reference Card is a comprehensive reference tool for all the newly included, enhanced and changed JSRs that make up the Java 7 spec -- everything from NIO.2 to Project Coin -- as well as tidbits like the fate of closures.

C# Cheat Sheet
The C# Cheat Sheet is your quick reference to details on the C# programming language and more. In this concise document, you have references for C# operators, types, formats, objects, keywords, pre-processing directives, casting, LINQ, character conversions, and more. There is even a table for regular expressions.

Defend Your Business from Evolving Malware Threats
Malware continues to play a significant and growing role in the theft of sensitive data from small businesses as well as large enterprises. Is your organization's information security plan adequate to address the threat posed by the latest malware? Download this exclusive eBook from the editors of eSecurity Planet to learn how to protect your organization against viruses, worms, trojans, and other forms of malware.

5 Data Storage Trends to Watch
The way that organizations store and secure their data is undergoing a major shift, from physical servers with networked storage to virtualized servers and clouds. Download this eBook to see how technologies like deduplication, virtualization, and cloud computing are changing the storage game and affect the best practices for data security, backup, recovery, and more.

Texas Memory Systems Announces Densest RamSan Yet
Company enlists eMLC tech to pack 24 TB of flash in a 1U system.

Kaminario Upgrades K2 With DataProtect
The solid-state pure play is bundling new data protection software with its K2 SAN systems.

SanDisk Enters Server Flash Caching Market with FlashSoft Buy
The flash memory maker acquires an SSD caching software company as the solid-state storage market heats up.

HP Goes All-SSD with P4900 Array
HP hopes to put storage admins at ease with the idea of all-SDD arrays.

Tegile Unstealths With Hybrid SSD and Hard Disk Arrays
The startup arrives on the flash-storage scene with capacity-maximizing tech.

Starboard Storage Systems Launches to Help SMEs Manage Mixed Workloads
Company emerges from stealth mode targeting mid-tier companies with unified storage array for structured, unstructured and virtualized data.

Stealthy Starboard Storage Unveils Unified Storage Array
A startup helmed by storage industry veterans unveils new hardware that aims to simplify storage management for SMEs.

Hitachi Claims a First with 25nm SSDs
With help from Intel, Hitachi hopes to satisfy the flash fever that's gripping the storage industry.

IBM XIV Gets SSD Storage Boost, iPhone Monitoring App
IBM's XIV is joining the flash cache party with an SSD caching option for its XIV arrays.

EMC Eyes Servers with VFCache Add-on
Not content to let its storage arrays hog all the flashed-based caching glory, EMC officially announced the availability of its VFCache server add-on today.

Nimbus Delivers Flash Storage for Mission-Critical Infrastructure
Nimbus Data Systems' E-Class Flash Memory System is a fully redundant multi-protocol solid-state storage system that packs 440 TB into a single rack and is intended for mission-critical enterprise and cloud infrastructure.

Amplidata Looks Beyond RAID for Large, Unstructured Data
Startup pitches reliability advantages and cost savings in object-based storage technology as an alternative to RAID deployments.

IBM Engineers Atomic-Scale Memory
Big Blue scientists announced that they were able to store a bit of information in as few as 12 magnetic atoms, a breakthrough that could lead to storage technology at least 100 times denser than currently available.

Dell Supports Fluid Data Architecture with Storage Releases
Dell unleashed a slew of new storage offerings at its Dell Storage Forum even in Europe, including an update to its Compellent storage arrays.

Fusion-io Blasts Through 1 Billion IOPS Barrier
In a demonstration of its Auto Commit Memory extension, Fusion-io achieved 1 billion input and output operations per second (IOPS) on eight HP servers using eight ioDrive 2 Duos.

Seagate Revises 2Q Guidance Upward but HDDs Still in Short Supply
Reporting preliminary fiscal second quarter 2012 financial results, Seagate Technology said revenues for the quarter were better than expected, but it believes hard disk drives will continue to be in short supply through 2012.

Do You Want Your OwnCloud?
The open source OwnCloud project enables users to set up their own cloud storage service, analogous in many ways to what the proprietary DropBox service provides today.

Red Hat Storage Appliance Integrates Gluster With Linux
Some vendors move faster than others when it comes to integrating products from an acquisition.

TMS Unleashes High-Availability Flash Array
The flash array vendor delivers high-availability and low latency in a 1U enclosure that draws between 300 and 400 watts of power.

Fusion-io Doubles Capacity of ioDrive Octal PCIe Flash Module
The storage specialist says its new To TB ioDrive Octal gives customers the ability to pack up to 20 TB of flash-based acceleration into a 1U server.