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Blade servers in virtualization: One size doesn't fit all
A CDW systems consultant offers advice on choosing blade server hardware for virtualization projects. News
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Data centers more affordable in midcontinent, study finds
A Princeton, N.J.-based site selection firm recently published a study of 35 top data center locations, ranking the cities by estimated annual operating costs. Article
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Hosted data centers have benefits, but pitfalls, too
The hosted data center is an appealing alternative to building new. But experts warn you can't just hand over the reins and walk away: It requires hands-on management. Article
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Data centers get a handle on e-waste
Data center managers must find a way to dump leftover electronic waste or e-waste, and many are turning to third-party waste management firms to do the dirty work for them. Article
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House passes data center efficiency bill
The hot issue of power consumption in the data center has now reached the federal government, as the House of Representatives passed a bill yesterday, nearly unanimously, that would have the EPA study the issue. Article
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Microsoft targets enterprise with branch office software bundle
Microsoft is readying another branch office software bundle, this time for the enterprise branches. The SKU offers full-strength Windows Server 2003 R2. Article
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Sun re-enters blade server race with x64 rollout
Sun Microsystems is bringing blade servers to the marketplace, where it has been missing for years. Also, it updates its x64 rack server and introduces a new storage server. Article
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Intel's dual-core line may spark comeback
Intel executive says new dual-core processors and chip enhancements will capture lost market share from rival AMD. Article
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Cisco pushes InfiniBand in the data center
Cisco has rolled out a way to manage InfiniBand and Ethernet networks under the same console, which it hopes will make InfiniBand more popular in the data center. Article
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Verari CTO touts 'cool' technology
Verari Systems' chief technology officer David Driggers spoke to SearchDataCenter.com about how the company keeps blades cool, even in the hot aisle. Interview