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What began as an oddity is poised to become a major factor in data center infrastructure. If the projections are correct, micro servers will be in great demand going forward as enterprises seek to st... More >
The public cloud argument in the ongoing debate versus private clouds goes something like this: Only the public cloud can provide the scalability to meet burgeoning data environments, so private clou... More >
The first wave of data center virtualization and consolidation is largely complete, and as expected it was one of the chief factors allowing the enterprise to keep the lid on infrastructure costs in ... More >
Scale Up with Elastic Caching: How Web Application Performance Directly Impacts Your Bottom LineCheck out this webcast to learn how elastic caching can help your organization achieve significant results, such as reduced memory requirements, better scalability, greater fault tolerance, and improved system response time.
Hybrids Aren't Just for Cars Anymore: Leveraging ESB Patterns for an Integrated SOA PlatformIn this webcast, learn how a federated or hybrid ESB approach that includes WebSphere DataPower Appliances and leverages the 80/20 rule can accelerate and simplify your ESB deployment, regardless of whether your software ESB is from IBM, Microsoft, or Oracle.
Flash storage has taken a kind of top-down approach when it comes to the enterprise. From the beginning, its chief benefits were transfer speed and lower operating costs, which made it an ideal solut... More >
Change is difficult. Change is scary. This is why it is usually met with resistance at first. In time, however, what initially seems threatening often emerges as bold and exciting as anticipation of ... More >
Even though most enterprises have attained a significant level of comfort with cloud technologies over the past few years, there are still a lot of unknowns, or at least uncomfortable truths, about t... More >
Disaster recovery is one of those IT functions that can never be fully completed. No matter how good you think your program is, it can always be made better. And the fact that its worth cannot be pro... More >
InfiniBand has long suffered from the problem of having to serve two masters at once. On the one hand, it excels at high-end switching environments. On the other, its cost and limited industry suppor... More >
Of the three pillars that make up data center infrastructure (servers, storage and networking), none face greater change than storage. Aside from the fact that more and more business units are turnin... More >
Virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) has been trying to get off the ground for some time, and, to be fair, it has met with a certain amount of success. But it's also fair to say that it has failed to... More >
When it comes to hardware infrastructure, the single-vendor environment is practically unheard of. So it stands to reason that enterprises would be just as willing to adopt the same multi-vendor atti... More >
Now that the cloud is poised to make major gains in enterprise infrastructure this year, it seems one of the chief beneficiaries will be unified storage. According to analyst Greg Schulz, unified st... More >
For all the talk about the cloud altering information technology in ways never seen before, there is a striking commonality between the enterprise's approach to the cloud and to infrastructure develo... More >
With all the talk about cloud architectures, network convergence and dynamic data infrastructures, it is easy to forget that the basic element fueling all of these developments is virtualization. But... More >
Isn't it funny how some of the wisest, oldest folk sayings endure even as the world around them changes? I'm reminded of "what is old is new again" and "history always repeats itself" a lot these day... More >
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