This sentiment is shared by IDC's Jeff Janukowicz, who says that the cost per gigabyte would have to come down before SSD gains traction in the enterprise market . Even Intel has been pushing into the SSD market. From just 0.5% market share in 2007, it now has about 7% share. The EE Times recently reported that Intel is in fact looking to dominate this market . Samsung is the current leader, followed by STEC and SanDisk (NASDAQ:SNDK) 
Share:  <span class="sent">This sentiment is shared by IDC's <span class="analyst">Jeff Janukowicz</span>, who says that the cost per gigabyte would have to come down before SSD gains traction in the enterprise market .</span> Even <span class="company">Intel</span> has been pushing into the SSD market. From just 0.5% market share in 2007, it now has about 7% share. The EE Times recently reported that <span class="company">Intel</span> is in fact looking to dominate this market . Samsung is the current leader, followed by STEC and SanDisk (NASDAQ:SNDK)....<span class="sent">This sentiment is shared by IDC's <span class="analyst">Jeff Janukowicz</span>, who says that the cost per gigabyte would have to come down before SSD gains traction in the enterprise market .</span> Even <span class="company">Intel</span> has been pushing into the SSD market. From just 0.5% market share in 2007, it now has about 7% share. The EE Times recently reported that <span class="company">Intel</span> is in fact looking to dominate this market . Samsung is the current leader, followed by STEC and SanDisk (NASDAQ:SNDK). Tweet this 

"Dell continues to sharpen its focus on SMB customers with the new Vostro 3000 series," said Ray Boggs, VP of SMB Research at IDC. "Small and mid sized firms are returning to the PC market after a year in the recessionary wilderness, and they are ready for the kinds of capabilities, including Microsoft Windows 7, that will get them to the next level of productivity." "As the first PC brand designed exclusively for small businesses, over the last year, Dell has introduced several new Vostro laptops and desktops to serve their distinctive needs. Ranging from our recently announced, super dependable Vostro 230 or future proof and powerful Vostro 430 desktops, or the ultra thin Vostro V13 laptop, Vostro products are designed for small businesses helping them stretch their budget and protect their data, and come with dedicated small business services and support to keep a small businesses moving," added Gruzen 
Share:  <span class="sent">"<span class="company">Dell</span> continues to sharpen its focus on SMB customers with the new Vostro 3000 series," said <span class="analyst">Ray Boggs</span>, VP of SMB Research at IDC. "Small and mid sized firms are returning to the PC market after a year in the recessionary wilderness, and they are ready for the kinds of capabilities, including Microsoft Windows 7, that will get them to the next level of productivity."</span> "As the first PC brand designed exclusively for small businesses, over the last year, <span class="company">Dell</span> has introduced several new Vostro laptops and desktops to serve their distinctive needs. Ranging from our recently announced, super dependable Vostro 230 or future proof and powerful Vostro 430 desktops, or the ultra thin Vostro V13 laptop, Vostro products are designed for small businesses helping them stretch their budget and protect their data, and come with dedicated small business services and support to keep a small businesses moving," added Gruzen....<span class="sent">"<span class="company">Dell</span> continues to sharpen its focus on SMB customers with the new Vostro 3000 series," said <span class="analyst">Ray Boggs</span>, VP of SMB Research at IDC. "Small and mid sized firms are returning to the PC market after a year in the recessionary wilderness, and they are ready for the kinds of capabilities, including Microsoft Windows 7, that will get them to the next level of productivity."</span> "As the first PC brand designed exclusively for small businesses, Tweet this 

Level 3 Communications, Inc (NASDAQ: LVLT ) today announced that it has expanded its operations and is enhancing its local presence in Northern California, which includes San Francisco, San Jose, Oakland and Sacramento. This initiative reflects Level 3's continuing pledge to enhance its presence in local markets throughout the country, designed to provide mid market enterprises with a world class customer experience. "Medium sized businesses require assistance navigating today's complex communications environment. Level 3's local focus initiative is the right approach to provide accessible support. This is a great strategy for establishing long term relationships and a solid foundation for growth," said Courtney Munroe, group vice president for Worldwide Telecommunications Research at IDC. 
Share:  <span class="company">Level 3</span> Communications, Inc (NASDAQ: LVLT ) today announced that it has expanded its operations and is enhancing its local presence in Northern California, which includes San Francisco, San Jose, Oakland and Sacramento. This initiative reflects <span class="company">Level 3</span>'s continuing pledge to enhance its presence in local markets throughout the country, designed to provide mid market enterprises with a world class customer experience. "Medium sized businesses require assistance navigating today's complex communications environment. <span class="company">Level 3</span>'s local focus initiative is the right approach to provide accessible support.<span class="sent"> This is a great strategy for establishing long term relationships and a solid foundation for growth," said <span class="analyst">Courtney Munroe</span>, group vice president for Worldwide Telecommunications Research at IDC.</span>...<span class="company">Level 3</span> Communications, Inc (NASDAQ: LVLT ) today announced that it has expanded its operations and is enhancing its local presence in Northern California, which includes San Francisco, San Jose, Oakland and Sacramento. This initiative reflects <span class="company">Level 3</span>'s continuing pledge to enhance its presence in local markets throughout the country, designed to provide mid market enterprises with a world class customer experience. "Medium sized businesses require assistance navigati Tweet this 

I've always been a very innovation focused participant in our software business. And I think the raw material here is pretty exciting.". Henry Morris, an analyst with IDC, gave eWEEK his view of the IBM software realignment: "The big gap in IBM's portfolio is its lack of an enterprise applications unit. 
Share:  I've always been a very innovation focused participant in our software business.<span class="sent"> And I think the raw material here is pretty exciting.". <span class="analyst">Henry Morris</span>, an analyst with IDC, gave eWEEK his view of the <span class="company">IBM</span> software realignment: "The big gap in <span class="company">IBM</span>'s portfolio is its lack of an enterprise applications unit.</span>...I've always been a very innovation focused participant in our software business.<span class="sent"> And I think the raw material here is pretty exciting.". <span class="analyst">Henry Morris</span>, an analyst with IDC, gave eWEEK his view of the <span class="company">IBM</span> software realignment: "The big gap in <span class="company">IBM</span>'s portfolio is its lack of an enterprise applications unit.</span> Tweet this