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Tech Analysis: Virtualization software project must iron out code issues.
Disaster recovery and business continuity are becoming priority projects for IT departments. However, managers need to do their homework before diving into the busy WAN replication market.
Thin-client vendors roll out tools to spur adoption of server-based architectures.
OS virtualization can ease management tasks but offers other challenges.
The company's Compute on Demand Center in Houston will enable businesses to access large amounts of compute power for their compute-intensive applications without having to buy more systems.
Embarcadero is answering the clustering craze, putting out an update to DT/Studio that's been re-architected in its design piece, its engine and its management console.
Opinion: Microsoft's decision not to offer on-demand CRM is very much in character, but still short-sighted. It will have to reckon with the customer interest in on-demand business applications sooner than it thinks.
Microsoft has walked into a swarm of nimble on-demand rivals as it makes its first tentative steps into the realm of on-demand application services.
The company's new SAN supports third-party iSCSI arrays and systems for all major companies, giving it the flexibility of Fibre Channel.
Opinion: Microsoft's newest shared-source project, Business Portal Lite, is torn from the tech headlines of 1997.
"Fabric computing architecture" allows data center resources to be shared according to business needs without interfering with the ongoing operations.
Virtual Iron Version 2.0 supports AMD's Opteron processor and IBM's BladeCenter blade server environments.
Enterprise Tech Videos
Twistlock Secures Serverless Functions
VIDEO: John Morello, CTO of Twistlock, discusses why security controls are needed for serverless functions.
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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