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- April 25, 2014
25 Apr'14
Converted-mine data center tour amidst rocks and racks
Data center colocation providers have gotten creative with where they place facilities to save energy or increase security, and one cloud provider has found its home underground. Lightedge ...
- April 21, 2014
21 Apr'14
IBM servers' woes continue, cloud services show promise
IBM's once mighty server hardware business continues to struggle. Big Blue bets on software and cloud services business to bring some relief.
- April 17, 2014
17 Apr'14
Red Hat open source innovation reactions abound from the Twitterati
It was all about openness at the Red Hat Summit 2014. From OpenShift to OpenStack to open source innovations, Red Hat was buzzing about the cloud.
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- April 16, 2014
16 Apr'14
Flash memory storage speeds past slow write cliffs
IT teams once burned by flash memory storage are giving the hardware another look as new approaches arrive on the market.
- April 11, 2014
11 Apr'14
Data center consolidation best practices: Lessons from the trenches
Eliminate the inconsistencies between facilities with a data center consolidation plan. Enterprises share their experiences and advice for success.
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- April 04, 2014
04 Apr'14
International data center expansion fuses foreign with familiar
The U.S. data center building industry is well-established, but it's literally a whole new world when companies expand IT operations internationally.
- April 01, 2014
01 Apr'14
Three data center questions that administrators are afraid to ask
Every administrator has a question about their data center or IT roadmap that they're afraid to ask. On April 1, we answer three such questions.
- March 28, 2014
28 Mar'14
Green data centers fail to live up to cost-savings promise
Green data centers promised significant cost savings, but that has been a dream deferred. So far, power-efficient chips have proved more effective.
- March 21, 2014
21 Mar'14
Third-platform technologies force IT to think strategically
Deployment of the third platform impacts the way IT conducts business within its organization, calling for more collaboration among business units.
- March 20, 2014
20 Mar'14
IBM Watson to aid in brain cancer cures through big data analytics
IBM's collaboration with NYGC is built around Watson, which could hasten brain cancer cures and solve big data problems to boot.
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- March 19, 2014
19 Mar'14
Open-source server, hardware additions energize Open Compute Project
A number of Open Compute Project members are breathing new life into server hardware designs, including big names traditionally focused on software.
- March 19, 2014
19 Mar'14
Data center modernization streamlined through data migration
Data center modernization projects can take many forms, like data migration, which helped one enterprise streamline its consolidation.
- March 12, 2014
12 Mar'14
Linux careers expand, prove lucrative for qualified IT pros
The Linux job market is hot, but how do you get a lucrative Linux career?
- February 28, 2014
28 Feb'14
New CTO offers guidance on VMware software-defined data center
VMware's newest CTO discusses the right starting point for the software-defined data center, and the company's software integration strategy.
- February 27, 2014
27 Feb'14
Legacy IT vendors transform to survive the mobile, cloud evolution
BlackBerry, Dell, IBM, Microsoft and other major IT vendors must transform to survive the cloud and mobile era. Will IT buyers invest in their vision?