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The mainframe as a "Green Monitor"
supporting data center energy use monitoring, using virtualization to pack more computing power into a single machine, and figuring out how to reduce per-chip and per-disk energy requirements. According to IBM, the mainframe consumes 80-90% less energy than an equivalent-computing-power PC-server distributed system.
According to a recent UN-sponsored... More...
The role of virtualization in data center disaster recovery
Many companies are using virtualization technology somewhere in their environment, but may wonder about using virtualization in data center disaster recovery planning. Learn how virtualization in disaster recovery can be a great asset, as well as the limits of the technology.
It seems that virtualization in the commodity... More...
Supplier disasters: The case for ISO 27001
what appeared as a risk from their chosen supplier of desktop PC equipment. They required localized keyboards for PCs in branch offices of the various countries in which they did business – just as the French, German and Italian languages are different, so are their keyboards. They happened to know that their PC supplier's localized keyboard...
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AMD releases 45-nm Shanghai Opteron processor on schedule
underlying Shanghai includes some of the popular features of Barcelona, such as virtualization-assist technologies and power-efficiency features, but improves on them and is more cost-effective, said Burke Banda, the product marketing manager of AMD's Server and Workstation Division.
In addition, Shanghai's release comes on schedule with it's processor... More...
How will data centers weather the economic downturn?
data center will continue as they have been due to the cost benefits in the long run.
Virtualization technologies will be just as important and some groups might start eyeing cloud computing as a way to temporarily augment their current infrastructures without extra capital expense. Finally, I think penny pinching will cause more groups to lean toward free... More...
With IBM blades and VMware, firm shrinks data center footprint, cost
Co. ProLiant servers and replaced them with IBM blade servers running VMware Inc.'s virtualization technology to reduce space requirements, cut power and cooling costs, and make data center management easier.
Until a few years ago, the real estate company's technology was warehoused in a colocation facility with 17 racks of about 93 HP and Compaq servers. The cost... More... |