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Can Networks Shoulder New Loads?

Cameron Sturdevant | July 26, 2004

Network monitoring tools can assess readiness for bandwidth-intensive apps.

Fujitsu Beefs Up Utility Computing with New Server

Jeff Burt | July 20, 2004

The company says its new two-way rack server powered by Intel's 64-bit Itanium 2 chip is key to its "Triole" utility computing initiative.

New Apps Let Servers Mind Themselves

Jeff Burt | July 19, 2004

Opsware and SWsoft help companies expand data center automation.

Veritas Acquires Invio for $35 Million

Brian Fonseca | July 14, 2004

The storage software maker says it plans to extend Invio's process engine beyond the storage realm.

SWsoft Tool Aims to Ease Virtual Server Management

Jeff Burt | July 13, 2004

Virtuozzo 2.6 comes with new features designed to increase the scalability of virtual machines while making them easier to deploy and manage.

HP Brings Utility Computing to the Client

Jeff Burt | June 28, 2004

Hewlett-Packard will introduce new commercial desktops, workstations and mobile offerings armed with new processing capabilities and added management and security features.

Partners Back Utility Computing

Jeff Burt | June 21, 2004

HP, Fujitsu and IBM are turning to system and network management software partners to help move their respective utility computing initiatives forward.

Primer: Event-Driven Architecture

Kevin Fogarty | June 21, 2004

How can you make your software react for you?

Automating Server Management

Jeff Burt | June 14, 2004

RLX, UXComm and IBM ready new software suites to help enterprises save money and time on previously tedious tasks.

Fujitsus Utility Computing Initiative Makes U.S. Splash

Jeff Burt | May 25, 2004

Fujitsu is bringing to North America a utility computing strategy that it has used in Japan for two years, hoping to compete with HP, IBM and Sun.

CA Working on Linux Kernel Intercept Module

Peter Galli | May 24, 2004

Kernel Generalized Event Management is a general facility that will allow users to see events occurring in the kernel; the company also is forming an open-source foundation that will house and support open-source code.

ClearCube Brings On-Demand to Client Side

Jeff Burt | May 24, 2004

The company is enhancing its management software with capabilities that offer IT administrators a simpler console and the ability to dynamically allocate blade resources.

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