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IBM COG-625 exam on Monday announced at the IEEE conference that it has produced a working Racetrack Memory circuit, which could lead to chips with the capacity of hard drives, but the durability and performance of flash drives.The new non-volatile, solid-state memory could someday replace NAND flash, which is currently at the 20 nanometer (nm) node size. A nanometer is one billionth of a meter.Racetrack memory uses electric currents or “spin currents” to move electrons up and down a ribbon-like nanowire that is about 240nm wide and about 20nm thick.

IBM COG-625 exam has signed a new strategic partnership with Tanfeeth, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Emirates NBD bank, to deliver shared services to companies in the GCC.Emirates NBD says it has invested over AED 100m in Tanfeeth, and intends to make it the GCC’s first, and leading shared services provider, with a focus on raising the quality of customer service.Tanfeeth was established as the services centre of excellence for Emirates NBD, the UAE’s largest bank, but the aim now is to target third party customers in a wide range of sectors, with world class services and offerings.

IBM’s COG-625 exam System and Technology Group (STG) presented a multi-day analyst forum. I’ve posted several times on the content of this event. Please see IBM STG Analyst Forum Virtualization and Cloud “Deep Dive” and IBM STG Analyst Forum Day 1 Morning Sessions for more information on this event.Although they had 35 charts to show, Helene and Ambuj promised not to show any of them if the analysts can keep the conversation lively. Ambuj pointed out that between the two of them, they had an opinion on everything. I can tell this is going to be a delightful session!