• Attachmate sets SUSE course, but Linux faithful still worry about support
• Schneider touts data center ‘modules’: News in brief
• Intel '3-D' chip intrigues data center pros
• Google leads by example in data center energy efficiency
• ASHRAE okays hotter data centers
• Dell ventures into AMD blades: News in brief
• Red Hat bolsters RHEL support with portal, automated data collection
• Cisco bets on surge of interest in data center containers
• Ubuntu 11.04 is here
• HP shops explore Oracle exit strategies
• HP seeks enterprise software cred
• IBM promises Windows on mainframe: News in brief
• Oracle: We have a hardware problem
• IBM adds to Power7 lineup: News in brief
• SUSE Linux shops await Novell deal completion, clarity
• HP BladeSystem improves with Egenera deal
• With Xeon E7, Intel pushes into vulnerable Unix turf
• HP adds servers to Scalable System line: News in brief
• Cisco UCS moves away from virtualization roots
• Processor technology for Unix systems: AMD or Intel?
• Is IBM next on Oracle's hit list?
• HP upgrades NonStop with Intel Itanium 9300: News in brief
• Traditional mainframe, meet the x86 'software mainframe'
• Oracle drops Itanium development
• Not so fast: IBM pushes mainframe toward the cloud
• Dell Viking micro server recast as PowerEdge C5000
• CA Spectrum replaced by AccelOps: News in brief
• HP as software power? Maybe, maybe not, IT pros say
• Puppet, DevOps key to data center surge, says Constant Contact
• APC ties data center management tool into VMware: News in brief
• Sun server shops keep heading for the exit
• IBM mainframe sees brisk sales: News in brief
• Understanding KVM-over-IP
• RAID modes on a 1U server
• 1U servers: Features and capabilities introduction
• New SUSE Linux now supports all SAP workloads
• Low-power server startup pitches Intel Atom for Hadoop
• Intel dishes on Itanium "Poulson" chip: News in brief
• Early adopters sing self-service provisioning praises
• IBM adds WebSphere to zBX repertoire: News in brief
• Dell PowerEdge C6145 eyes HPC now, virtualization later
• Data center energy management software finds its limits
• ARM servers form distant threat to Intel status quo
• Texas rebids IBM data center consolidation project
• Dell rethinks appliances: News in brief
• Intel throws hat in converged networking ring with free FCoE
• Uptime Institute GEIT Awards open to applicants
• Intel and friends prep ‘micro servers’
• Red Hat updates RHEL 5: Data center news in brief
• Top ten data center trends of 2011
• Converged hardware battle masks systems management war
• Evaporative cooling picked for California data center
• Oracle’s Solaris take-over, SUSE angst top Linux stories of the year
• SUSE zLinux shops unfazed by Novell Attachmate deal
• Oracle adds x86 Sun blade: News in brief
• Data center CO2 metric CUE hits the streets
• Is the recession keeping a lid on a data center staffing crisis?
• Server refresh cycles may get longer
• Oracle recasts Sun Sparc in its own image
• Spendthrift server buyers cool to Unix, says IDC
• Companies turn to IT cost analysis via SaaS model
• Attachmate buyout of Novell raises eyebrows
• Move over SMPs: Distributed shared memory systems step in
• Red Hat faithful rush to check out RHEL 6
• Have data center careers hit the skids?
• New Vblocks target SAP virtualization, VDI
• Service providers ponder cost of data center buildout options
• Data center EPO vulnerability fixed in 2011 National Electrical Code
• Data centers take the 10 GbE plunge
• Old-style rules and red tape derail private cloud project
• DCIM tools inch closer to facilities-IT department Kumbaya
• Canonical to replace GNOME user interface with Unity in Ubuntu 11.04
• Cisco et al. push memory-dense servers; but at what cost?
• IBM phasing out ESCON channels on mainframes
• IBM puts Power systems in the cloud: News in brief
• ‘More VM memory, please; we’re virtualization users’
• Sun shops eye Oracle support moves warily
• New Ubuntu for desktops adds Windows file integration
• HP tweaks scale-out HPC platform
• AMD battles for server CPU cred
• The new mainframes: BladeSystem Matrix, Vblock, Exadata and Exalogic
• IBM buys Blade Network Technologies: News in brief
• IT pros explore SaaS-based infrastructure monitoring
• Oracle placates Sun shops with SPARC T3
• Is Red Hat Linux out of date? Oracle thinks so
• NASA eyes power management to cut data center energy consumption
• SSD technology helps reduce server sprawl
• Oracle Enterprise Unbreakable Linux forks over Red Hat
• IT pros unsure Oracle can cut it as a hardware power
• Cisco slots new blade into UCS portfolio
• Virtualization, 10 GbE meet at VMworld 2010
• Why IT pros should care about the tech M&A frenzy
• Xsigo makes way for I/O virtualization over Ethernet
• CIOs seek special skills in Linux admins
• Sun server sales swoon
• HP customers report server shipping delays
• HP says 3Par will hasten converged infrastructure push
• Biodiesel mandates cause backup generator problems
• Oracle's OpenSolaris move sparks outrage in Sun shops
• HP BladeSystem Matrix user stops server sprawl
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