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HP Service Designed to Simplify Management, Increase Security
HP is introducing a new portfolio of client infrastructure services to complement its existing technology and enterprise services. The HP Client Infrastructure Services portfolio will provide end-customers with ways to simplify management and increase security of their IT environments. Some of the services included in the new portfolio aren’t brand new to HP, while others…
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7 Strategies to Beat the Costs of Custom Software and Licensing
7 Strategies to Beat the Costs of Custom Software and Licensing Custom Solutions Can Get ComplicatedMany resellers offer custom software solutions alongside their standard solutions, but, those in the game know custom software implementations can drain company resources and drag on past deadlines, resulting in unhappy customers. Resellers may want to opt for close OEM…
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Servers and Storage Bay Bridge Launched by Supermicro
Super Micro Computer, a provider of application-optimized server solutions, is demonstrating its new Twin architecture server solutions optimized for cloud computing. Based on the SBI-7226T-T2 blade, the company’s TwinBlade server supports up to 20 dual-socket server blades per 7U enclosure. The hardware is combined with dual 40G bps InfiniBand, FCoE or 10GbE switches and dual…
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Google Docs Target Microsoft Office with HTML5 Focus
Google said it has rewritten the code for Google Docs, using a new JavaScript layout engine and leaning heavily on HTML5 to improve and speed up the document, drawing and spreadsheet editors in Docs. The company, which unveiled the upgrades at the company’s Atmosphere cloud computing event at its Mountain View, Calif., headquarters April 12,…
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Analysts Temper Google Tablet Buzz
With Apple shipping more than 450,000 unit of its iPad tablet in less than a week, the way has been cleared for platform providers such as Google and Microsoft and computer makers such as HP to begin offering their wares in earnest. The New York Times reported April 12 that Google is mulling the notion…
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IBM’s New Power7 Blades
IBM is adding to its Power7 server line with three new blade servers designed for back-end computing workloads that take advantage of the performance enhancements in the new processor platform. Along with the new systems unveiled April 13, IBM also is rolling out a new edition of its AIX Unix operating system aimed at SMBs…
