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Tech Guide The cost of powering and cooling server hardware is fast becoming a critical issue for IT managers, while the demand for ever more computing muscle in the datacentre continues to grow. What can be done? We examine some of the options.
Tech Guide How do you juggle the competing demands for more computing power and data storage capacity with the need to keep power costs to a minimum? Blade servers may be the answer.
Preview Windows Server 2008, formerly codenamed Longhorn Server, is due in the second half of this year. In the first instalment of a two-part preview, we take a look at some of the key functionality in Beta 3.
Preview In the second part of our preview of Windows Server 2008, we examine its new virtualisation functionality, take a look at the enhancements to Terminal Services, and more.
Opinion The UK's capital is running out of physical space to house datacentres. Could virtual networks be the answer?
Photos Sun's Project Blackbox is a working datacentre that fits into a standard shipping container.
Photos Saving the environment or driving business? IBM claims its energy-efficient data centre technology can do both.
News With data centres using increasingly enormous amounts of energy, being 'green' may be impossible to achieve.
News Aiming for versatility, the Sun Blade 6000 Modular System features three new blade servers plus a smaller blade-server chassis.
News Company says the BladeCenter S can reduce the number of servers used by SMEs by 80 percent but won't give price details until the fourth quarter.
News Company claims that it can half power and cooling costs in data centres as it announces a raft of products at its Las Vegas conferences.
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