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) Top Ranked Articles " " " " " HP claims the world's first two-in-one server blade, which the company says offers customers with scale-out environments improved Data center performance, reduced floor space and lower power usage. ... Source: www.nni.nikkei.co.jp --- 22 days ago
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McKinsey & Co.'s William Forrest discusses how to make them more efficient and economical. ... Source: search.zdnet.com --- 31 days ago
At the Business Goes Green conference in San Jose, Calif., last week, Allyson Klein, eco-technology initiatives manger at Intel, talked about how Moore's Law is helping driving energy efficiency in the Data center. Klein also discussed Intel's association with SPEC, the Standard Performance Evaluation Corporation, and how the two organizations... ... Source: communities.intel.com --- 25 days ago
A server, a rack, a row, thinking outside the box for the next scalable server unit brings us to the container. The Summer 2008 Premier IT magazine features an article (Containers Everywhere link to _ http://ipip.intel.com/go/containers-everywhere/ _) about the ICE Cube, a containerized Data center built by Rackable Systems. Just published on June 1, the article describes a mobile Data center that can accommodate up to 1,400 servers. But that's already out of date. On Monday, Rackable announced five new ultra-dense servers, one sku built specially for the ICE Cube that will double the number of servers in the 40-ft flavor to 2,800. That's a lot of compute power in a small space! I'll do the math...2,800 servers x 2 processors each x 4 cores per processor....that's 22,400 cores in something that looks as inconspicuous as a delivery truck. Just how inconspicuous? And how performance packed? And can you still get around inside one? Check out this interview with Conor Malone of Rackable Systems at Data Center World 2008 for a peek inside the ICE Cube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWJNpKx8iOU . The article specifically calls out areas in financial services, oil & gas and government that could immediately take advantage of the ICE Cube. It seems to me that easy plug and play deployment, power and space savings, and possibly even free (environmental) cooling are benefits that extend beyond just these three verticals....where else does this ... Source: gigaom.com --- 32 days ago
I was recently talking to Richard Donaldson (an adviser of ours at Panorama Capital) of United Layer about a novel approach to optimizing Data center cooling – using forward-looking infrared (FLIR) cameras. United Layer rents a FLIR camera, he told me, the kind typically used to help pilots see at night or in dense fog, [...] ... Source: www.computerworld.com --- 16 days ago
(Source: Novell) Linux has arrived in large SAP Data Centers, and the SAP customer base shows significant momentum in migrating from UNIX to Linux. To explain this development, the following white paper will provide information about which customers are migrating from UNIX to Linux, in terms of size and industrial sector, and why they are migrating. The paper will provide statistical information on the market shares of originating UNIX flavours, and information on the distribution of source and target databases. It will present a model that compares the cost of UNIX implementations with that of Linux implementations, and it will demonstrate that Linux is ready for business-critical SAP implementations. It will also show that significant savings can be realized by migrating SAP system landscapes from UNIX to Linux ... Source: itknowledgeexchange.techtarget.com --- 15 days ago
Data center construction is probably the only healthy segment of the building industry. Michael Kanellos, Data Center Power Consumption: By the Numbers ... Source: www.prnewswire.com --- 14 days ago
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I noticed a common theme at the string of computing conferences I’ve attended in the past couple of months: The future of the Data center is going to be cloud computing, and resistance is futile. I heard this from VMware Inc.’s President and Chief Executive Officer Diane Greene during her keynote at the JP Morgan Technology [...] ... Source: kinda-garden.com --- 12 days ago
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IDCs Storage, Virtualization and Green Datacenters Roadshow 2008 is designed to bring together IT professionals and decision makers from all sectors with leading industry experts and storage vendors to share experiences and discuss the latest trends in Data storage. ... Source: www.omaha.com --- 16 days ago
With exceptions like Google, Data center growth is largely a quiet business. They're all around, though. Although concrete figures are unavailable, those familiar with Data Centers say the pace of construction, expansion and consolidation is picking up. ... Source: www.newsisfree.com --- 18 days ago
Blade servers operate at power densities that exceed the power and cooling capacities of virtually all Data Centers. Installing blade servers in an existing Data center c... Tags: Blade , Strategy , Storage , Servers , Hardware Sponsored by: American Power Conversion (APC)Date: January 2006 [in ITPapers.com - Transmission Interference ] ... Source: www.cio.com --- 14 days ago
Second Life and other virtual worlds provide a user interface for Data, network operations Centers and collaboration. ... Source: www.newsisfree.com --- 19 days ago
[in ITpapers.com - Linux / Open Source ] ... Source: www.cio.com --- 21 days ago
Putting Data Centers on decommissioned ships and reusing hot water from cooling systems to fill the town swimming pool were among the wackier ideas floated at the Data Center Energy Summit on Thursday. ... Find more results for Data Centers on RSSMicro.com |
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