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NewsWhen Cisco, HP, IBM and Dell invaded each other's spaces
Not so long ago Cisco (NASDAQ: CSCO) was the foremost networking gear provider, and it pretty much stuck to its knitting, partnering with Hewlett-Packard (NYSE: HPQ) and IBM (NASDAQ: IBM) (and, to a Read more...
HP to put cellphone-type chips in servers
Hewlett-Packard (NYSE: HPQ) said this week that it is equipping a new line of servers with microprocessors that borrow traits from cellphone chips. The change in microprocessing technology for the Read more...
Oracle touts Sun server performance record
Oracle (NASDAQ: ORCL) boasted that it was able to beat IBM (NYSE: IBM) and Hewlett-Packard (NYSE: HPQ) in database performance by using processors built by recently acquired Sun Microsystems. Company Read more...
Three views on the future CIO
The transformation of the role of CIO is an ongoing story, and the 2010 chapter has seen its share of action. As the year begins to draw to a close, experts and observers are reviewing the changes Read more...
Interview with Stephen Fletcher, CIO, State of Utah
The State of Utah recently reduced its server count from 1800 to 400, and its IT department from 1000 to 800 employees through a comprehensive consolidation initiative. Operations costs were cut by Read more...
Moving old code from mainframe to servers
When an ERP system running over a mainframe becomes outdated, there are a variety of options for upgrading, including rewriting the code for an updated environment or replacing the system altogether. Read more...
Survey: Mainframes lose their mojo
A new survey is finding that a sharp drop in mainframe usage is likely among data centers in the United States. The survey, by Afcom, a group representing data center workers, found that 40 percent Read more...
Gmail dragged down by overloaded servers
Gmail went down on Tuesday, causing complications for businesses and individuals around the world. Google's official Gmail blog said the crash was caused by a traffic jam on its servers, and they are Read more...
Microsoft has great support for Bing
Microsoft Corp. has big plans for Bing. It's opening two new data centers which will have more than 1 million square feet. One is located in Chicago and the other is in Dublin, Ireland. At these Read more...
Disaster hits when online storage sites close
Online storage sites, which emerged as a hot service just a few years ago, are shutting down in droves. The big question is: Can your data be saved before it is lost? In the last year, a number of Read more...
| Press ReleasesCloudPassage Launches Halo NetSec to Automate Strong Network Security in the CloudHalo NetSec is the first cloud-ready solution to offer centrally automated firewall management and instant two-factor authentication for servers across multiple clouds SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS Read more >> ScaleXtreme Introduces Dynamic Server Assembly™ for On-Demand Cloud Server ControlNew functionality gives customers the ability to automate and scale their server deployments across multiple clouds PALO ALTO, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- ScaleXtreme, Inc., a web-based server Read more >> ScaleXtreme Introduces Support for Citrix CloudStackCloud-based systems management provider supports leading cloud platform to help organizations manage their servers PALO ALTO, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- ScaleXtreme, Inc., the leading cloud-based Read more >> Avecto Previews Privilege Guard Integration with McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator (ePO) at Focus 11 in Las VegasJoint McAfee and Avecto customers will benefit from privilege management via ePO BOSTON & MANCHESTER, England--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Avecto, the leader in Windows Privilege Management, today Read more >> Bacula Systems Releases Linux Bare Metal Restore FeatureEnterprise-class, Open Source Network Backup and Restore Solution Receives Further Enhancements to Bring High-Value, Low-TCO Opportunity to IT DepartmentsYVERDON-LES-BAINS, Switzerland, October 19, Read more >> |
