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Novell rolls out "the platform for the open enterprise" at its BrainShare conference, touting its integrated Xen virtualization environment.
The public portion of Sun's hosted grid computing service allows anyone with an Internet connection to access thousands of CPUs.
The vendor says its attempts to add Xen virtualization technology to the Linux kernel won't bear fruit any time soon.
The software virtualization vendor seeks to prove its claims when it releases a new calculator designed to show how its offering can reduce cost of ownership.
Analysis: The developing N-Port ID Virtualization spec will make it possible to create and manage storage links.
Review: Sun Microsystems' latest 64-bit AMD Opteron-based workstation is ideal for performance-intensive applications, grid computing and software development.
At the Intel Developer Forum, Intel and other vendors reveal plans to extend virtualization technology to other parts of the infrastructure.
Sun chief Scott McNealy warns that having a melting pot of proprietary architectures is a problem and buying computing services as a utility is the solution.
The Federal Election Commission inks a five-year deal with Savvis to migrate its IT infrastructure to a virtualized system of remotely managed services.
At the Web Services/SOA on Wall Street show, Tangosol releases an upgrade of its distributed data management, clustered caching and data-intensive grid computing solution for mission-critical, enterprise Java technology applications.
Review: NetApp's NearStore VTL600 adds capable virtual tape library systems to its storage repertoire.
IBM is offering technical and marketing incentives to ISVs and channel partners to use IBM hosting facilities to support software-as-a-service applications.
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