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Converging hardware consolidates IT purchase power
As servers, networking and storage systems converge, the IT buying process is also consolidating.
As servers, networking and storage systems converge, the IT buying process is also consolidating.
APC adds monitoring, efficiency features to UPS line
An IT pro says the ability to do more remote monitoring is key to APC's SmartUPS line, although concern persists about availability with the products'...READ MORE
An IT pro says the ability to do more remote monitoring is key to APC's SmartUPS line, although concern persists about availability with the products'...READ MORE
IBM updates mainframe software
Users cite better compilers, enhancements to Rational and Tivoli offerings .
Users cite better compilers, enhancements to Rational and Tivoli offerings .
The hidden costs of scale-out supercomputing
Since the mid-1990s, supercomputer users have moved from scale-up big-box servers to scale-out clusters. But some say beware the hidden costs.
Since the mid-1990s, supercomputer users have moved from scale-up big-box servers to scale-out clusters. But some say beware the hidden costs.
Roadmap to mainframe application modernization
A modernized mainframe environment, with Web services-enabled business-critical applications, can put your business at a competitive advantage. In thi...READ MORE
A modernized mainframe environment, with Web services-enabled business-critical applications, can put your business at a competitive advantage. In thi...READ MORE
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VM backup testing: Comparing Veeam, Vizioncore, esXpress and VMware Data Backup
The results are in. Only two of these VM backup products are viable for larger virtualized environments, and even they lack key capabilities, such as ...READ MORE
The results are in. Only two of these VM backup products are viable for larger virtualized environments, and even they lack key capabilities, such as ...READ MORE
VMware Ready logo now identifies compatible software
The VMware Ready logo now lets third-party vendors show that their software is compatible with VMware environments. Learn more in this edition of This...READ MORE
The VMware Ready logo now lets third-party vendors show that their software is compatible with VMware environments. Learn more in this edition of This...READ MORE
Implementing virtualized unified communications systems gains interest
More businesses are consider implementing unified communications systems in their virtual environments. But performance issues still remain, despite t...READ MORE
More businesses are consider implementing unified communications systems in their virtual environments. But performance issues still remain, despite t...READ MORE
IBM delves into VMware security: News in brief
Working with VMware VMsafe application programming interfaces, IBM announced Virtual Server Security for vSphere, and other virtualization product new...READ MORE
Working with VMware VMsafe application programming interfaces, IBM announced Virtual Server Security for vSphere, and other virtualization product new...READ MORE
VMware releases vSphere 4.0 Update 1
The first major update to vSphere 4 delivers highly coveted support for Windows 7 as a host and as guest operating system.
The first major update to vSphere 4 delivers highly coveted support for Windows 7 as a host and as guest operating system.
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