By Bruckler, J., Garcia, J., Garcia, J.M., & Hutchison, R. Summary of Findings: Upgrading the base system CPU from an Intel i7-9900K CPU to an Intel i9-9900K CPU made a significant improvement to system performance. Adding RAM from 16GB to 32 GB made a noticeable improvement to read/write speeds and overall performance. Upgrading the RAM […]
A Dust-Free, Green Solution for Destruction of High-Security CD-ROM, DVD and Blu-Ray Media FORT MYERS, FL – CD ROM, Inc., the industry leader in high-security deployable digital media destruction devices for military and industrial applications, today announced its new DX-CD3™, a first-of-its kind device that destroys sensitive CD-ROM, DVD and Blu-Ray media through environmentally sustainable
Award for Information Technology Products and Services Fort Myers, FL, July 30 2018– CD ROM, Inc. today announced the award of a new General Services Administration Contract under Federal Supply Schedule 70 and SIN 132-8 and 132- 12 for information technology products, data recovery, and data destruction services. This new GSA contract expands CD ROM,
CD ROM, INC., ANNOUNCES NEW GSA CONTRACT Award for Data Destruction Services Expands Product Offering Fort Myers, FL, July 31, 2015– CD ROM, Inc., today announced the award of a new General Services Administration Contract under Federal Supply Schedule 36 and SIN 51 507 for Destruction Services. This new GSA contract expands CD ROM, Inc.’s
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Longevity of Recordable CDs and DVDs – Canadian Conservation Institute White Paper
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CD ROM, Inc. today announced the notice of allowance from the US patent and trademark office for their second patent on compression on CD-ROM and DVD discs. This patent, called the CRI-X3 patent, increases the company’s patent portfolio for awarded patents in three fields of science: audio processing of signals on optical media; compression and
The Washington Postwww.washingtonpost.comBy Craig TimbergRetrieved 25 Apr 2013Go to Original ArticleBy Craig Timberg Video: Government and business leaders in the United States and around the world are rushing to build better defenses – and prepare for the coming battles in the digital universe. To succeed, they must understand one of the most complex, man-made environments
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Healthcare IT Newshttp://www.healthcareitnews.comErin McCann,Associate EditorRetrieved April 15, 2013Go to Original Article First-of-its-kind HIPAA settlement announced, Idaho hospice group to pay $50,000 fine levied for breach involving fewer than 500 patients WASHINGTON | January 2, 2013 In what’s been billed as the first HIPAA breach settlement involving fewer than 500 patients, Hospice of North Idaho (HONI)
Retrieved 21Mar13Contact: Anne Grauenhorst, CASED, Germanyhttp://dataprotectioneu.eu/Go to Original Article More than 90 Leading European Academics are taking a position This position has been signed by more than 90 leading senior academics from across Europe, from disciplines such as Computer Science, Law, Economics and Business Administration. The automatic processing of personal data is growing at an
