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[March 3, 2008, 2:46]
IBM's ELiza: Self-healing IT
News As the server market heats up, a new initiative from IBM - eLiza - aims to supply enterprise IT with self-managing technology infrastructures that promise to reduce TCO dramatically. The new eLiza technologies let IBM products fix themselves...
[March 26, 2002, 14:56]
CeBIT 2002: IBM Squeezes ELiza Into Eight-way Server
News The x440 includes IBM's "eLiza" technologies, long discussed but only now delivered. IBM has finally launched its mainframe-class Intel server, the eServer x440, at CeBIT 2002. This is the result of three years of research, development -- and press...
[March 13, 2002, 14:51]
IBM Expands Self-healing Server Plan
News IBM has accelerated its effort to make money out of its "eLiza" plan to let servers manage themselves, adding the technology into its Global Services division. The services are an extension of the eLiza initiative IBM announced in April, when it...
[October 31, 2001, 10:41]
IBM Plans Self-healing Computers
News IBM has embarked on a new multibillion-dollar effort called eLiza to build computer systems that can fix themselves while problems still are in the early stages. Hundreds will work on eLiza, Patrick said, spreading changes to all IBM's server lines...
[April 27, 2001, 10:11]
Self-Managing Computing: The Future Is Closer Than You Think
White Papers This whitepaper introduces the concept of managing and automating business solutions through Candle and IBM’s Project eLiza. Project eLiza is creating a series of technologies to make servers more intelligent in the way they automate infrastructure...
[August 14, 2003, 16:19]
IBM Furthers Self-governing Server Work
News Big Blue is demonstrating a second phase in its eLiza plan to build autonomic computers that can anticipate and recover from problems without human intervention. IBM also will announce several eLiza components that will be available for individual...
[May 2, 2002, 9:15]
ISeries Rises To Conflicting Demands
News As an eLiza project, EIM is going to show up on other systems. This is Enterprise Identity Mapping (EIM), an eLiza initiative, based on the widely used Kerberos authentication system and the directory standard LDAP.
[August 8, 2002, 9:26]
HP Recycles Old Tech For New Data Centres
News While IBM's "eLiza" programme promises to spread these features across its own server families, HP has stolen a march by offering to pool resources from other vendors. IBM's eLiza programme is a huge marketing effort, but IBM is behind in terms of...
[February 27, 2002, 16:21]
IBM Pitches Reliability For Regatta
News The new approach combines eLiza ideas with new Regatta server features. Regatta also borrows from IBM's Project eLiza, a set of self-management technologies designed to keep systems running in the face of errors by taking affected components offline.
[August 22, 2001, 8:44]
Linux And AIX Link Up On IBM's Biggest Unix Server
News Logical partitioning consolidates workloads more efficiently, and a programme called eLiza is intended to make servers self-healing, and all but self-sufficient. We will clearly be hearing more of the eLiza project.
[October 4, 2001, 8:01]
HP Sees Money In Simpler Data Centres
News That puts it in the same area as IBM's eLiza initiative, which is designed to let servers and collections of servers automatically respond to changing conditions. Hewlett-Packard will unveil a service on Monday designed to let large customers move...
[November 5, 2001, 10:06]
IU Medical Group-Primary Care Finds The Right Remedy In IBM EServer Technology
White Papers Indiana University Medical Group consolidates Intel servers onto an integrated IBM eServer platform leveraging technology from the IBM eLiza initiative to meet the growing demand for a manageable, scalable, and cost-effective infrastructure.
[November 27, 2003, 5:44]
Lawson Products Renovates Its Operations With Help From IBM
White Papers Taking advantage of self-optimizing logical partitioning (LPAR) technology from the IBM eLiza project, IBM migrated Lawson’s Elevon Web applications to its enterprise-level IBM eServer zSeries hardware running SuSE Linux.
[November 28, 2003, 0:46]
New CPUs Fuel Server Competition
News Not only do new servers offer ever-higher performance at better and better prices, but new, self-healing technologies -- such as IBM's eLiza initiative -- and hot-swappable components boost reliability, as well.
[April 17, 2002, 15:11]
Nimda Set For A Return
News The virus (remains) dormant for 10 days," said Eliza Hamlet, spokeswoman for antivirus software maker Trend Micro. Code in the Nimda worm that orders the program to send infected email could cause a resurgence, security experts warned on Thursday.
[September 28, 2001, 8:49]
Firms Tiptoe Into Utility Computing
News N1 competes with IBM's management plans -- variously called eLiza, autonomic computing, utility computing and on-demand computing -- and with HP's Utility Data Center product and adaptive infrastructure initiative.
[February 14, 2003, 8:20]
Compaq, IBM Augment Server Offerings
News The software rejuvenation project is part of the multibillion-dollar Eliza project to create servers that can fix themselves without human intervention. Compaq and IBM announced dueling dual-processor servers yesterday, with IBM trumpeting its...
[June 27, 2001, 10:59]
IBM Takes On Dell With 80 Percent Server Savings Claim
News The xSeries includes IBM Director 3.1 system management software, and is branded as part of IBM's Project eLiza initiative for self-healing systems. IBM has signalled a new battle for its servers - against Dell.
[January 22, 2002, 4:01]
More Info To Go: IM Gets Intelligent
News One of the earliest and best known of these "chatterbots" was named Eliza, replicating the often-maddening responses of a psychologist to a patient. The new buddy won't be real. It will be a "bot" created by New York company ActiveBuddy, which is...
[April 26, 2001, 11:59]
