Data center and networking architecture to keep your data safe and moving
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Does the cloud lend itself to a major all-in-one platform, or should enterprises pursue a piecemeal approach, at least for the moment? It should be no surprise that the major platform vendors like C... More >
It was obvious from the beginning that even though solid-state drives (SSDs) were gearing up for a major push into the enterprise, it hardly meant hard disks (HDDs) were going the way of the dinosa... More >
Your enterprise may be virtual, consolidated, even cloud-ready, but is it dynamic? If you take a close look at the major technology announcements lately, the overriding goal is to provide a flexible ... More >
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Commodity servers, commodity storage, even commodity networking gear -- is the next step going to be commodity data centers? That looks like the direction we're heading based on the latest technology... More >
If a private cloud is nevertheless hosted on a public service, is it still a private cloud? It may seem like a dumb question considering the very definition of a private cloud is that it is hosted on... More >
The recession clearly gave a hit to data center technology, but probably the worst hit was the server market. On the one hand, technologies like virtualization came along just in time to help enterpr... More >
Is the clock already ticking on flash memory? Just as the enterprise is finally ready to take advantage of the faster throughput and lower power usage of flash-based solid state technology, along com... More >
For quite some time now, the prevailing wisdom has put the relatively low uptake of virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) on security fears and user resistance, despite the substantial cost savings to... More >
Enterprises are eager to converge their disparate storage networking platforms onto a single infrastructure, and hardware manufacturers are eager to oblige. The only thing still up in the air is who ... More >
Cloud computing is poised to shake up the enterprise industry in a big way, but could its impact reach all the way to the microprocessor? A number of hopefuls certainly seem to think so, offering vis... More >
So Google wants to become the top enterprise applications provider, a move that would displace not only Microsoft and IBM in the office, but do away with the on-premises software industry altogether.... More >
The cloud is already making gains in enterprise circles as an effective means to boost storage capacity, so it shouldn't be any surprise that it is already heading in the next logical direction: as a... More >
The cloud is shaping up to be a great way to manage resources in the data center. The question is, how will you manage resources on the cloud? It's more than just an academic question at this point, ... More >
IBM is on a tear this week, furthering its strategy of incorporating third-party technology, particularly networking gear, into its data platforms in the hopes that variety will provide a leg up as e... More >
Is one of the major limiting factors to widespread deployment of Flash storage in the enterprise starting to show some cracks? It seems that way as both new system and software designs are taking a b... More >
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