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Panelists at SoftSummit point to emerging alternatives to perpetual licensing but say the transition won't be easy.
Does developing and maintaining your own applications really make sense? Explore the alternatives.
At Gartner's Symposium/ITxpo, Sun CEO Scott McNealy preached the new Sun gospel of grid computing powered by Sun's N1 Grid.
Opinion: For utility computing to be widely adopted, companies need to cooperate on a standardized management communications method.
Aside from a speed boost, WebSphere 6.0 gains a raft of new features including high-availability and SOA support.
Opinion: ISVs could soon begin taking the middle ground in "pay as you go" computing, by selling their software into an organization and delivering grid-computing power based on Sun's pay-per-use model.
Opsware Founder Marc Andreessen sounds off on the utility computing race and where most IT shops stand in automation.
Opinion: David Chernicoff sees value in the PPU model Sun is pushing, but wonders whether, among other things, customers will buy into the concept.
With their complex needs, financial firms are "forcing the evolution" of high-performance computing in their quest for speed and accuracy, speakers said at a New York conference.
Following a run-down of Sun's initiatives, financial industry customers and analysts sounded upbeat on the company's prospects, especially the forthcoming Solaris 10 and a new grid computing program.
Opinion: Although IT pros may not agree on a definition for utility computing-yet-one thing is certain, claims David Chernicoff: If you are planning on using utility computing in your enterprise, it will be well worth your time to join a
Companies aim to simplify SAN management with new interoperable virtualization tools and grid technology. Sun offers prebuilt Enterprise Content Management Systems.
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Canonical CEO Talks Unity's Demise and IPO Path
VIDEO: Canonical CEO Mark Shuttleworth discusses the next steps for his Linux business and why he made the decision to end development on the Unity converged desktop environment.
Intel Processors, Storage Set New Dell Servers Apart
Dell’s latest Intel-based PowerEdge servers bring new levels of operational efficiency and flexibility while extending industry-leading reliability and uptime.
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