EMC World 2011: News round-up

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We bring you all the news from EMC's annual conference, this year held in Las Vegas.

EMC World 2011

Industry experts and storage enthusiasts from across the globe have gathered this week in Las Vegas for EMC World 2011.

IT PRO has joined them and will be bringing you all the news from the annual conference.

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EMC teams with Google for data search

VMware to virtualise mobile phones

Tucci looks to an open source future

EMC unveils flash storage for servers

EMC puts trust in Hadoop for big data'

IT staff to increase 47 per cent

Q&A

Adrian McDonald, president of EMEA North at EMC

Comment

How far will EMC move into the data centre?

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