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Startup Cassatt looks for success in on-demand computing by tapping experts, using commodity technology and 'Colllage' software, the company's flagship product.
The combined offering will provide automated network device configuration.
In an effort to rebuild its scandal-stained image and infuse its executive ranks with fresh faces, Computer Associates International tapped one of its chief competitor's lieutenants to lead the embattled software franchise.
Opinion: By using its expertise in backing the World Community Grid project, IBM also gets the chance to demonstrate the benefits of grid computing.
Enterprises eager to squeeze more mileage out of per-gigabit storage investments can soon start taking advantage of virtual volume management and cloning capabilities.
eWEEK Technology Editor Peter Coffee examines why there's less division than there once was between high-performance and data center computing.
There are plenty of IT decision makers who are trying to understand how utility computing works and what it could mean for their organizations so that they can choose.
HP enhances its Agility Assessment Service to help businesses measure how their ability to deal with change compares with those in their verticals.
Integration of features such as 10 Gigabit Ethernet switches and SAN/NAS support will allow companies to create entire network infrastructures within each server blade enclosure.
At the SC2004 supercomputing show, Dell, HP and Sun are unveiling bundles to ease HPC management.
Pioneering IT executives say they are implementing utility computing when it enables them to solve pressing business needs and where it makes economic sense.
Opinion: As business computing moves toward pay-as-you-go and SOA models, enterprises may find themselves locked in with a single service provider who combines products from any number of players.
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Google Cloud Services Platform Now Runs On-Premises
DAILY VIDEO: Google Cloud Services Platform brings the cloud on premises, and Samsung's Galaxy Fold brings a big, 7.3-inch screen to a smartphone.
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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