Perfect Assistant Makes Server-Side Swift Easy Nate Swanner, December 7, 2016 Apple’s Swift programming language already has a variety of use cases, and a growing number of developers are discovering it’s available for server-side instances, as well. …
Dell Monitor Kills Virtual Zombies Kevin Fogarty, August 20, 2013 The new version of Foglight finds and kills zombies: dead images and unused VMs that waste datacenter resources. …
HP Builds Nvidia Graphics into VDI-Supporting Blade Kevin Fogarty, August 19, 2013 GRID GPUs will support more than one app and more than one monitor per user. …
Microsoft to Squeeze Datacenters on Price of WinServer 2012 R2 Kevin Fogarty, August 9, 2013 “Record number” of Microsoft enterprise price increases includes 28 percent boost in cost of Windows Server for datacenters. …
Traditional Datacenter Isn’t Dead Yet Kevin Fogarty, August 8, 2013 External cloud adoption leaps 70 percent during 2013 as third-party datacenters outstrip the enterprise variety, but the latter is hanging on. …
DoD Fights For a Datacenter Network It Can Defend Kevin Fogarty, August 6, 2013 Effort to integrate networks, datacenters called the biggest IT overhaul in U.S. military history. …
Datacenter Buildings May Be New Hacking Targets Kevin Fogarty, July 31, 2013 Home- and commercial-building automation systems all but lay out welcome mats for attackers. …
IBM Still Pushing Out Big Data Hardware Nick Kolakowski, July 30, 2013 The new PowerLinux 7R4 server is designed to boost the efforts of those clients engaged in data analytics and heavy-duty cloud work. …
U.S. Companies Aren’t Stopping Malware: Survey Kevin Fogarty, July 25, 2013 Don’t blame employees: IT and top managers carry at least as much blame for attacks. …
Intel’s Future-Datacenter Plan Features Surprises Kevin Fogarty, July 24, 2013 Spinning custom silicon for big datacenters may set Intel apart from competitors, even as it trails in the hottest markets. …
