• PG&E invests in data center energy efficiency
• PG&E customers save with virtualization, consolidation in the data center
• Q&A: Data center design with Sun's Rob Snevely
• Open Season: Red Hat, OpenVZ and Samba
• Channel Q&A: IT shops worried about Microsoft deals, upgrades, data centers
• SPEC server virtualization benchmark on the horizon
• Readers respond to COBOL, Wintel generation gap
• University uses smaller mainframe to ease bogged down enrollment system
• Server Specs: Opsware rolls out VM lifecycle manager
• Server Specs: Egenera creates virtual blade server management software
• TIA-942: Cookie cutter or cost cutter?
• SAS 70: Compliance shortcut
• Sun exec explains open source Java
• Samba team letter to Novell -- please reconsider
• eBay tackles energy efficiency, e-waste in the data center
• Don Rosenberg responds to readers
• Server specs: SPEC developing server virtualization performance benchmark
• IP attorney: Microsoft-Novell partnership creates internal competition for open source
• With Microsoft-Novell partnership, IP takes center stage
• Mainframe group to focus on project management skills for '07
• Dell releases servers with quad-core chips
• Open source IT management ready for prime time, says Hyperic CEO
• Power.org merges instruction sets
• Server energy efficiency standard finalized
• Opinion: Microsoft, Sun, Oracle can't sidestep Linux, open source movement
• Terpstra: Don't panic over Novell-Microsoft deal
• Red Hat: We will be here in one year, Novell will not
• Microsoft, Novell link up for surprise partnership
• Server specs: HP announces storage blade server
• Virtualization management benefits from open source tools, expert says
• Q&A: Andrew Kutz, virtualization and consolidation expert
• San Francisco data center builds on solid foundation
• COBOL, Wintel generations must bury the hatchet
• VSAM basics
• Linux, Virtuozzo top IDC virtualization report
• Open Season: Red Hat and Novell edition
• Schneider Electric buys APC
• Server specs: Server energy efficiency standard due out this week
• Q&A: Data center consolidation expert, Clay Ryder
• Make Linux 'gorgeous,' Ubuntu leader says
• Virtual sprawl, softare maturity are virtualization hazards
• Data Center Decisions attendees point to power and cooling woes
• Shuttleworth: Oracle-Ubuntu partnership only a matter of time
• Security procedures are key to data center security, expert says
• Fedora Core 6 finally launches
• Samba's Andrew Bartlett: Samba 4.0 brings Active Directory 'streamlining'
• Dell: Scale-out is the future of the data center
• Open source routers, not Cisco, winning over some IT managers
• Data center outsourcer picks up graveyard shift
• Sun rolls out data center Winnebago
• MySQL's Marten Mickos on GPLv3 and automated enterprise monitoring
• Defining the mainframe's role in next-gen application workloads
• Linux desktop driver woes: Laying blame, lobbying, coping
• Sun Black box: A data center Winnebago
• Server specs: Sun chief says the data center is dead
• Author dishes on SELinux enhancements to RHEL5
• National e-waste legislation to keep hardware costs lower
• Mainframer stereotype bucked by 23-year-old woman
• Specs: Major chipmakers expected to tout new processors due out next year
• Open Season: Google searches code
• Wachovia insources mainframe code maintenance
• Mozilla still looking into Firefox flaw claims
• Firms find open source way to save over HP OpenView
• Data center fuel cells promise seven-nines uptime
• Standby: Fuel cells as secondary power sources
• Unix shops ignore signs of market decline
• Unix shops ignore signs of Unix market decline
• IBM upgrades z/OS; makes $100M commitment to mainframe
• Open Season: Firm bets the farm on open source database
• Server specs: Sun continues OpenSparc push
• Carrier Grade Linux moves beyond telecoms into data centers, virtualization
• Gartner predicts next phase of Oracle, SAP acquisitions
• Revised server energy efficiency standard due by year's end
• Server virtualization in the data center
• Server specs: AMD gets others aboard the Torrenza initiative
• Liquid cooling book promotes standardization
• Open source vet looks inside Microsoft's SourceForge knockoff
• Microsoft's IIS 7 will aid PHP developers' Windows deployments
• IBM mainframe chief guarantees power savings
• Wiki-based patent site grants people a say in patent process
• Server specs: CA updates Unicenter NSM
• Data center consolidation yields savings, Tier-rating upgrade
• Now shipping: Red Hat-JBoss application stack
• Sun to double down on Niagara, ditch UltraSparcIII
• Dell downplays blades
• Afcom Fall 2006: Reporter's notebook
• SprayCool: ISR rolls out chip-level liquid cooling
• Open Season: openQRM membership surges; Red Hat champions new public forum
• Eclipse director: Open source development bests proprietary
• HP Integrity servers get new Itanium chip
• Korean insurer retires 7,000 MIPS mainframes
• VMware exec sees virtualization, virtual appliances boosting enterprise Linux adoption
• Financial sector data center veteran leads consulting arm
• Server Specs: Liebert raises prices on data center infrastructure
• IBM offers a free server "hop" for Linux apps
• Microsoft Mainframe Migration Alliance: Divide and conquer
• Open source servers serve up challenges
• HP user group to focus on data center consolidation
• Mainframe migration decisions overview
• Intel releases dual-core Xeon 'Tulsa' chip for high-end x86 market
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