LzLabs wants to replace mainframes with white boxes
Software Defined Mainframe runs legacy applications on basic hardware - on-premises or in the cloud
Software Defined Mainframe runs legacy applications on basic hardware - on-premises or in the cloud
The software vendor has been ordered to pay $3 billion, but plans to appeal the verdict
Axes three percent of the workforce
Ten times more money than it collected across previous funding rounds
According to research, almost a fifth of IT professionals expect to store their production data on flash within the next two years
Atchison Frazer talks about challenges of monitoring IT in hybrid environments
The energy efficiency framework is gathering more support
The new CPU family promises 30 percent more performance, takes aim at Power-based servers
The Xeon E3-1500 v5 chips present an alternative to large banks of GPUs
Hyperconverged infrastructure for the little guy
ARM, IBM and friends want to make better use of application accelerators
Persistent memory technology that could be faster and cheaper than flash is steadily moving towards mass production
FlashScale uses lessons learned in supercomputing to deliver up to 6 million IOPS in 4U
A facility in Athens is the first to satisfy the majority of the US Green Building Council guidelines
As the price of flash continues to fall, the company is going after the lower end of the market
There’s plenty of cheap real estate for data centers – if you don’t mind the barnacles
An optional module simplifies compliance with the Data Center Optimization Initiative
Proprietary MicroLatency flash modules promise high performance and ease of use
Operational Sustainability badge confirms reliability of the new data center
Finally, some good tidings for the struggling silicon vendor
According to Scobleizer, we are going to see a lot more Nvidia in our data centers
The latest version of the sensor platform can help data centers watch their heat
The crossover will see two open source organizations taking on proprietary hardware vendors
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