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• November 17, 2015 17 Nov'15

  A who's who of white box switch vendors

  White box networking gives IT organizations more freedom of choice for network hardware and OSes. It's a young and changing market, with a mix of vendor involvement.

• November 12, 2015 12 Nov'15

  Massive tax bill increases uncertainty in Dell-EMC deal

  Dell's deal to buy EMC and VMware for $67 billion is in doubt after revelations that the company could face a $9 billion tax bill, forcing some uncertain IT buyers to look elsewhere.

• November 02, 2015 02 Nov'15

  Greenfield vs. brownfield data center development strategies

  Don't count out that old, empty department store that hasn't seen customers in a decade -- data center brownfield developments bring new life to these types of abandoned buildings.

• September 17, 2015 17 Sep'15

  HP Enterprise to cut up to 30,000 jobs ahead of split

  A leaner, more nimble HP Enterprise will have as many as 30,000 fewer employees after the company splits in November.

• September 14, 2015 14 Sep'15

  IT jobs surge in upper Midwest, Rockies, led by Java

  IT jobs are being filled at the highest rate away from some of the traditional technology hotspots -- including many Midwestern states.

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• August 25, 2014 25 Aug'14

  With EVO: RAIL, VMware turns VSAN into a franchise

  VMware's EVO: RAIL allows hardware vendors to build hyper-converged appliances running VSAN and other VMware software.

• August 19, 2014 19 Aug'14

  There's a whole lotta shakin' goin' on in converged infrastructure

  With sales sagging, legacy hardware suppliers are scurrying to form partnerships with a new generation of converged infrastructure vendors. But will these newly minted converged systems convince IT to open up the purse strings?

• July 21, 2014 21 Jul'14

  Seven data center blogs you should be reading right now

  Stay connected on trending IT topics on Twitter and Tumblr. Follow these seven experts who express news, opinions in data center blogs.

• September 07, 2012 07 Sep'12

  Choice Hotel rethinks IT architecture, employs middleware, SOA, BPM

  User story describes application modernization employing Oracle Fusion middleware, SOA and BPM. A hotel chain gains flexibility going the SOA route.

• March 22, 2011 22 Mar'11

  CA Spectrum replaced by AccelOps: News in brief

  Texas radiology clinic replaced CA Technologies’ Spectrum monitoring suite with AccelOps to save on maintenance.

• March 22, 2011 22 Mar'11

  Dell Viking micro server recast as PowerEdge C5000

  The Dell Viking started out as a custom box for low-end dedicated hosting and has graduated to a full-fledged micro server platform.

• March 03, 2011 03 Mar'11

  1U servers: Features and capabilities introduction

  1U servers are well suited to many everyday business tasks. This overview considers the key features -- from processor and memory support to network ports-- of various 1U server offerings.

• November 16, 2010 16 Nov'10

  Move over SMPs: Distributed shared memory systems step in

  Researchers are building ersatz SMP machines out of commodity x86 boxes, plus specialized hardware and software.

• November 11, 2010 11 Nov'10

  Have data center careers hit the skids?

  Has virtualized infrastructure derailed data center careers? IT managers say they now spend too much time troubleshooting environments and not enough time on strategic projects.

• November 05, 2010 05 Nov'10

  Data center EPO vulnerability fixed in 2011 National Electrical Code

  Data centers are no longer required to put the big red kill-switch on exit doors, thanks to a committee that convinced the NFPA to revisit its data center EPO regulation.

• October 21, 2010 21 Oct'10

  Cisco et al. push memory-dense servers; but at what cost?

  Today’s x86 servers offer impressive memory densities, but some IT shops want even more.

• October 01, 2010 01 Oct'10

  The new mainframes: BladeSystem Matrix, Vblock, Exadata and Exalogic

  Converged infrastructure platforms like Oracle‘s Exadata offer companies increased performance, but at the cost of vendor lock-in, causing some to dub these the new mainframes.