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AMD unveils its first non-x86-based server chip with high-speed interconnect.
Automation, management, convergence lead latest datacenter push.
Designing Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) products is fundamentally different from designing software for the more traditional client/server model.
China trails only the U.S. on the Top500 list of supercomputers.
Intel could release a wide array of Haswell chips in two waves.
New tool-kits and platforms can make the development process that much more complicated.
The House of Representatives passes reform bill after revelations that the number of federal datacenters, and $4 billion in savings, can’t be validated.
Red Hat launches PaaS service to compete with Azure, and a private cloud platform to compete with VMware.
Here’s where to find a little truth behind the buzz surrounding software-defined data centers (SDDCs).
The company began cutting jobs earlier this week, to the tune of 2,286 so far.
Flash memory in SSDs can do more than make your system boot faster.
Power-efficient datacenter design takes advantage of Sweden’s natural cooling.
RDBS on machine-to-machine (M2M) devices, the use of auto jacks for data, and radio input top this list.
Big vendors push flash for the data center in high-performing SSD products.
SSDs have snowballed in the consumer market, but are just getting started in datacenters.
Before you can select a process, you need to answer some very big questions.
Datacenter equipment is a generator of e-waste, and thus a target of recycling efforts.
Don’t let all the hype around iOS fool you: behind the scenes, Apple is still tweaking its server offerings.
SharePoint isn’t the easiest tool to work with, but it does support some key capabilities needed establish and organize an IT architecture practice.
Longer-lasting batteries are essential for everything from the largest data-center UPS to the smallest mobile device.
New surveys offer mixed views on whether companies are truly prepared for the threats they face.
Connecting VLANs is tricky because their addresses overlap and aren’t portable; gateways resolve conflicts.
The long-planned data center will expand the NSA’s high-performance computing abilities.
Researchers turn temporal cloaking from a curiosity into something close to commercial practicality.
The worlds of biology, particularly microbiology, and computing are rapidly converging.