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IBM sends $300m to the cloud
News IBM's latest move is to provide cloud-based storage on a as-needed basis. Some of the technology IBM is employing here comes from its acquisition late last year of Arsenal Digital Solutions, whose rack-mounted storage appliances will provide the... [20 Aug 2008]
Home servers latest trend to sweep market?
News By contrast, a home server acts as a central storage hub for all the content in the home, and multiple devices can link to it in order to stream or otherwise access music, video or other content. But increased storage capacity is not enough to jump... [21 Jul 2008]
Security heading for the cloud
News Kelly Kavanagh, principal analyst at Gartner, said in a statement: "The ability to provide massively scalable processing, storage and bandwidth inherent in cloud computing will require security controls and functions to be delivered to customers... [17 Jul 2008]
How good is your information management?
News You will be asked a series of questions on subjects such as your attitude towards data accuracy and accessibility; data storage and management; database management software; and how integrated your systems are.silicon.com has worked with the... [02 Jun 2008]
AstraZeneca simplifies outsourcing rules
News Services provided by IBM under the deal include server and storage hosting, service desks, PC management, network and comms and computer operations support. Take storage for example we would say to IBM we need storage delivered here, it is up to... [19 May 2008]
Dell commits to green dream
News It is also likely to get a substantial boost towards its energy goals from suppliers such as AMD and Intel, which are creating more energy-efficient processors and chipsets as process technologies shrink, and from advances in storage technology... [16 May 2008]
Gov't stung by 'rip-off' outsourcing deals
News The submission refers to a government agency paying 65 per cent above market rate for servers and storage and a major government department paying 20 per cent more for outsourced desktop, servers and infrastructure despite its scale. [04 Apr 2008]
eSure creates customer 'information hub'
News As well as providing better customer information to eSure's marketing and frontline sales staff, the system will reduce duplication in data and, as a result, reduce storage costs.eSure is using a master data management product called Consumer from... [26 Mar 2008]
Inflation-busting tech budgets predicted
News Companies are also looking to invest heavily in virtualisation, storage area networks and VoIP. Meanwhile the increasing popularity of ITIL is likely to fuel spending on business process management apps. [10 Mar 2008]
Top five takeovers that shook the tech world
News Symantec bought storage specialist Veritas Software in a $13.5bn deal , forming a powerhouse of security systems and storage management software with annual revenues of around $5bn. Microsoft last week launched a hostile $44.6bn takeover bid to buy... [04 Feb 2008]
$12bn tech spend for UK SMEs in 2007
News Medium-sized businesses outspent small businesses in most areas of IT in 2007, with the highest spending in storage services ($388m) - up 20 per cent from 2006 - and managed security services ($42m). IT spending included computing, software and... [14 Jan 2008]
Diamond trader spends $16.5m on IT outsource
News DTC is aiming to move to the new virtualised infrastructure by August 2008, running on Unisys ES7000/one Enterprise Servers, along with other servers and storage systems, at Unisys' sites in the UK. Under the contract, DTC - the London-based sales... [20 Nov 2007]
Microsoft does bundling U-turn on hypervisor
News Virtualisation is a broad term for technology that lets one computer act as many, while hypervisors refer specifically to a thin layer that runs on a server and allows multiple OSes to run on the same hardware, handling functions such as memory... [13 Nov 2007]
IT managers sweating over storage
News Balancing the need to manage and store unprecedented amounts of data while adhering to increasingly strict legislation around protection and retrieval is putting a huge burden on IT management, according to IBM's general manager for systems storage. [01 Nov 2007]
Social networking driving server sales
News But Richard Green, executive VP of software at Sun, said there is no shortage of demand for hardware because of data-heavy apps like social networking websites demanding more storage space, resulting in server counts "going through the roof". [04 Oct 2007]
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