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Why open-source DNS is 'internet's dirty little secret'

Why open-source DNS is 'internet's dirty little secret'

Q&A Jon Shalowitz, general manager at Nominum's new Skye cloud-computing division, says legacy open-source DNS software poses a huge problem for the internet [22 Sep 2009]

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From The Labs: A plug-sized server Video icon

From The Labs: A plug-sized server

Video Servers come in all shapes and sizes, but few are smaller than the Tonido Plug. Charles McLellan investigates [15 Sep 2009]

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Gmail: When efficiency equals death

Gmail: When efficiency equals death

Leader Google emphasises cloud reliability, but Gmail's gone down again. A very old problem is new again [02 Sep 2009]

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Ten crucial server attributes Camera icon

Ten crucial server attributes

Photo Servers are the workhorses of business IT, but what are their most important features? [18 Sep 2009]

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Penguin unveils Linux-based HPC in the cloud

News Penguin Computing has begun allowing researchers, scientists and engineers to lease its high-performance computing capabilities through the cloud [13 Aug 2009]

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Personal supercomputing anyone?

Personal supercomputing anyone?

Comment Personal supercomputing may sound like a contradiction in terms, but it definitely exists, says Andrew Jones [10 Aug 2009]

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Giant Apple datacentre hints at cloud ambitions

Analysis Apple is to begin construction on what will be one of the world's largest datacentres. But why would this move make sense for Apple, and what might the company be planning to do? [20 Aug 2009]

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Should programming supercomputers be hard?

Should programming supercomputers be hard?

Comment Those who glibly argue for easier programming of supercomputers are broaching a complex issue, says Andrew Jones [01 Oct 2009]

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Shuttleworth: Amazon will win cloud battle

News EC2 is the only strong contender to eventually emerge as the leading cloud platform because it has open-source implementations, according to the Canonical chief [05 Oct 2009]

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Cisco, EMC may form joint tech-services venture

News The tech giants are reportedly in talks to create a services company that would push their products in the datacentre [04 Sep 2009]

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AMD delivers its own server platform

News The low-power platform, formerly code-named Fiorano, offers server builders a combination of a six-core Opteron with a choice of three chipsets from AMD [22 Sep 2009]

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Nominum's Skye puts DNS services in the cloud

News The internet infrastructure company is offering hosted DNS services through its newly created Skye cloud division [22 Sep 2009]

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Red Hat builds one API for many clouds

News The Deltacloud project aims to provide a 'cloud broker' API that will allow applications, scripts and tools to be created once and then used across public and private clouds [04 Sep 2009]

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Amazon launches Virtual Private Cloud service

News The programme, now in limited beta, will allow enterprises to tie their own datacentre's infrastructure with the Amazon Web Services cloud [27 Aug 2009]

Xeon 5500 (Nehalem) servers: a group test

Xeon 5500 (Nehalem) servers: a group test

Group Test We evaluate 2U rack-mount servers based on Intel's latest Nehalem-architecture processor from six leading vendors. [20 Aug 2009]


Microsoft releases Hyper-V Server R2

News The latest iteration of Microsoft's free hypervisor, which now includes functionality for the live migration of servers, is now available for download [01 Sep 2009]

IBM launches cloud virtual desktop service

News IBM enters virtual desktop market with eye on cost savings and manageability [02 Sep 2009]

Microsoft opens doors to new Chicago datacentre

Microsoft opens doors to new Chicago datacentre

News The software maker has opened what it says might be the world's largest datacentre in the outskirts of Chicago [01 Oct 2009]


Inside Microsoft's biggest datacentre Camera icon

Inside Microsoft's biggest datacentre

Photo Take a look around Microsoft's 700,000 sq ft Chicago facility — a datacentre the company says just might be the biggest on the planet [05 Nov 2009]


IBM moves into cloud storage

News The Smart Business Storage Cloud pulls together IBM technologies to allow businesses to set up private clouds where they can store and archive petabytes of data [07 Oct 2009]

Microsoft develops utility smart-grid software

News The software giant has developed an architecture that will give utilities companies a blueprint for modernising their IT systems [15 Oct 2009]

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Windows 7: Mixed reviews from PDC attendees

As developers received their copies of Windows 7 on Tuesday, they offered varied reactions to the Microsoft operating system update More

Microsoft floats clouds on Windows Azure

At the Professional Developers Conference, Microsoft announced the Azure Services Platform, the company's cloud-computing platform More

Ozzie: Success of Azure comes down to trust

In an interview, Ray Ozzie says businesses will be taking a risk by placing core operations in Microsoft's datacentre, but that the software giant has more to lose if things go bad More


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