Monthly Archives: March 2007
Rackable Targets Power, Cooling Concerns with Mobile Data Center
Rackable Systems is joining the mobile data center parade.
The Milpitas, Calif., company that is best known for its high-density x86 servers and storage products...
Fault-Tolerant Servers Get Quad-core Makeover
Fault-tolerant servers are ready for the quad-core era.
On March 26, both Stratus Technologies and NEC are announcing that they each will start shipping new...
Compellent Adds Server Management to Its Storage Software
Compellent Technologies wants to make booting a companys servers from the SAN easier.
The network storage vendor on March 26 is announcing a new addition...
Give a Man a Microsoft Application …
Give a man a fish and he eats for a day; teach a man to fish and he eats for the rest of his...
IBM Announces 160-Gbits/s Optical Transceiver
IBM has developed a prototype optical transceiver capable of 160 Gbits/s, the company is expected to announce this week.
The optical transceiver is eventually expected...
Tangosol Is the Tip of the Iceberg
Oracles pending acquisition of Tangosol for its data grid technology may be the first in a series of moves to consolidate the space.
Oracle said...
Viacom: YouTube Filters for Porn, but not for The Daily Show
Viacom published on the Washington Post op-ed page on Saturday their case against YouTube.Michael Fricklas, Viacom's general counsel, argues that while the DMCA fosters...
Will ICANN Reform?
Theres nothing like a big, fat scandal to kick obstinate authorities into gear, pursuing the goals they always speak highly—if vaguely—about.
This weeks ICANN meeting...
Next Draft of GPL 3 to Address Microsoft-Novell Deal
The Free Software Foundation will release the third discussion draft of the GNU General Public License Version 3 on March 28, some eight months...
Microsoft Says Vista Sales Strong
More than 20 million copies of Windows Vista were sold globally in February 2007, the first month of sales since its widespread consumer release.
That...