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They say that while EMC's "Safe Switch" program will influence some customers to abandon Veritas storage products, it's mostly "a reason ... to have a conversation with a customer."
Opinion: Industry group will tackle enterprise demands for reliability, manageability, and openness.
MPC Computers is targeting government and midmarket customers with its newest NetFrame server, the dual-processor 4620.
Oracle's Database Lite 10g enables data on mobile devices to be updated even when the server is down.
Oracle quietly began shipping Oracle Database 10g and Oracle JDeveloper 10g for the Mac OS X Server in late December.
Opinion: If vendors make systems secure, reliable and capable of dealing with heterogeneity, grid computing might live up to the hype.
Microsoft will have its hands full with its Bigtop grid computing as it challenges technologies with years of history and powerful supporters.
Opinion: I'd like to think the company's future grid-computing operating system is a reflection of Microsoft's desire to do something really new and different for its customers.
Microsoft's skunk-works distributed-computing project will likely debut as a grid-computing platform. But don't expect to see tangibles for a couple more years.
EMC's latest tech acquisition could make the vendor's SAN management software the top of the heap, analysts say. The move could spark a software buying spree among competitors.
The company says it has signed up more than 110 companies to build technologies to the open specification for its BladeCenter systems.
The company shows off a prototype of a water-cooled, modular, mass storage system called Collective Intelligent Bricks aimed at making the assembly and maintenance of terabyte- and even petabyte-capacity storage systems less complex.
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