Why Intel's Bullish on Virtualization

September 3, 2010 Create or Manage Your Profile Server Tech Daily Brought to you by Why Intel's Bullish on Virtualization Chip giant experiments with "cubicle cluster computing" as it looks to maximize efficiencies in its sprawling IT infrastructure. Read more >> Tech Brief: Fail-Proof Your Business with Affordable Storage Options with HP Sponsored by HP Learn how Storage Replication technologies can help midsize businesses with a number of challenges when it comes to creating storage strategies that protect data and keep it accessible to those who need it. Click Here >> Oracle Squelches Open Source Spirit Has Oracle replaced Microsoft as public enemy No. 1 when it comes to enterprise operating systems? Some in the OpenSolaris community believe so. Read more >>    Data Center Management Issues: Own or Rent?    Novell Delivers SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for VMware    Virtual Instruments Announces VMworld Survey Results    Hammer Rewards Overland Snap Server VARs    F5 Integrates with VMware vCloud Director    Quickly and Easily Find and Fix Hotspots with Intel Parallel Studio - Intel    eKit: Extend Your Applications to DB2 - IBM    Minimize the Effect of Unplanned Downtime - Symantec Job Title: Oracle Database Administrators Company: Data I/O Location: US-WA-Redmond    Oracle to DB2 Conversion Guide. Sponsored by IBM    Free Security Scans from Sophos    The HP LaserJet: Pays for itself in less than 1 year. Calculate your payback.    Centrally Manage Local Unix Users and Groups. Download Quest Identity Manager. Xsigo Takes a Punch at Cisco With New Virtual I/O Offering Xsigo took up the fight for networking to the cloud with an Ethernet version of I/O Director. Read more >> Green IT Blog by T. Lau VMware Pushes Green IT Boundaries With Cloud Computing Advances Traditional IT is energy intensive because data centers take a lot of power to cool and client computers and peripherals are poorly managed. Traditional IT enterprise setups can also be incredibly inefficient, with a lot of processing power going to... Read more >>

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