• IT holds the key to business process improvement
• Deliver next generation IT non-stop and on-budget
• New data center ratings system challenges Uptime, TIA
• Q&A: Dell Software president on the journey from hardware
• Server industry speaks on open standards, chip design
• Applications dictate new server technologies
• Dell privatization yields more of the same
• Server management pros show mixed emotions in IT salary survey
• Top 10 IT trends that rattle data center I&O
• Strategic tips for better IT infrastructure services
• Data center energy future at Schneider Electric headquarters
• Server battle 2014 pits Cisco vs. Dell vs. HP
• Scientists teach enterprises how to process big data
• There's a whole lotta shakin' goin' on in converged infrastructure
• CompTIA certifications float into cloud space
• IT business continuity plans help data centers expect the unexpected
• Rack cooling, workload management tools fight hotspots
• Five experts' dos and don'ts of building a data center
• Hyper-convergence should solve data capacity, mobility issues
• Ubuntu roadmap leads to cloud, hyperscale computing
• Fabric computing hones predictive analysis for commodity steel maker
• IBM servers' woes continue, cloud services show promise
• Flash memory storage speeds past slow write cliffs
• Data center consolidation best practices: Lessons from the trenches
• International data center expansion fuses foreign with familiar
• Green data centers fail to live up to cost-savings promise
• Third-platform technologies force IT to think strategically
• IBM Watson to aid in brain cancer cures through big data analytics
• Data center modernization streamlined through data migration
• Linux careers expand, prove lucrative for qualified IT pros
• New CTO offers guidance on VMware software-defined data center
• IBM Power System longevity tied to Watson, SoftLayer and big data
• Intel pitches scale-up x86 as big data architecture for IT shops
• Can Dell Software rescue its spiraling hardware sales?
• IBM cuts bait on Intel server line, Lenovo bites
• Red Hat shops get KVM updates, scalability in RHEL 6.5
• IBM cloud efforts intensify as System z, Power hardware revenues tank
• IBM targets cloud, big data with upcoming Intel-based X6 systems
• Top 10 data center trends that shaped 2013
• Data center consolidation projects pave the way for innovation in 2014
• Server managers sound off on data center duties for 2014
• Data center manager jobs require far more than IT experience
• Five quick tips: How to run your data center like a Web-scale IT shop
• Modern Infrastructure Impact Awards 2013
• New HP converged systems target big data, virtualization markets
• IT priorities in 2014 move beyond virtualization to cloud, automation
• Majority of IT positions filled by women in 2013, career limits remain
• Wintel servers gain favor in cloud era, putting RISC at risk
• NSA issues highlight need for renewable data center power planning
• The IT fundamentals that HealthCare.gov ignored
• IT budget cuts? Take a lesson from thrifty SMBs
• Hurricane Sandy bucket brigade leader reflects on data center uptime
• Chief digital officer IT jobs emerge to bridge IT and end users
• VCE updates converged infrastructure amid increased competition
• Experts, users weigh in on OpenPower's open source data center systems
• Cisco Whiptail buy affirms role for SSDs in server hardware
• DCIM software implementation, cloud use on the rise in data centers
• IBM power servers seek a boost from Google, Nvidia
• Third platform IT job skills in demand
• IBM mainframes reinvigorated at lower price for cloud apps, data analytics
• IBM System X, BladeCenter server business up for grabs
• Intel roadmap adds low-power, high-density chips for micro servers
• The new technologies that are reshaping IT data center strategies
• IBM acquires CSL International, simplifies mainframe management
• Battery monitoring service prevents outages, extends battery life
• Red Hat Open Hybrid Cloud aids private, public cloud management
• Mainframe modernization takes on urgency
• Red Hat discloses RHEL roadmap
• Disaster recovery case study: Preventing runaway costs
• Data centers move to cloud apps, weigh SaaS pros and cons
• HP Moonshot and Dell microservers mark the next wave of innovation
• Data center modernization starts with cloud, SDN and virtualization
• Data center technologies evolve to meet tomorrow's computing demands
• IT execs remain wary about shared IT budget control
• Q&A: Markley looks to lighten load as an IaaS provider
• Big data analytics software for intelligence community goes commercial
• The many faces of converged infrastructure
• Thanks to recent storms, the data center recovery plan gets a facelift
• VCE tweaks Vblock line with low cost converged infrastructure systems
• IBM 'mini' PureApplication System may cause sticker shock
• IT pros hope Dell going private will improve products, integration
• DevOps movement could boost IT operations' image
• Cloud storage and Storage as a Service to gain popularity in 2013
• Data center titans line up in support of Open Compute Project
• SearchDataCenter's top news stories of 2012
• Dell explains private cloud strategy, Quest Software plans
• Dell continues its extreme makeover for cloud, BYOD and services era
• How traditional IT shops can be more like public cloud providers
• Differences between enterprise data centers and public cloud
• Data center technologies to be thankful for
• Understanding wear leveling for solid-state disks
• Interop 2012 conference: Overheard from attendees
• Two data center hosting companies, one building and Hurricane Sandy
• DevOps role continues growth: Is it here to stay?
• Questioning 99.999% uptime: When are four nines enough?
• New York Times article on data center power consumption draws ire
• Data center association AFCOM names Tom Roberts new president
• SUSE Linux jumps on the open private cloud deployment train
• Low-power server market awaits 64-bit ARM chips and ARM-based servers
• IBM's zEnterprise mainframe forecast: Cloudy with a chance of flash
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