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  • Space Station Gets Full Power, but What’s the Switch?

    After suffering two serious delays on its mission, the space shuttle Discovery March 17 docked with the International Space Station to deliver the final set of solar panel arrays to the orbiting laboratory. Once installed, the panels will provide the station with full operational power. Docking between the space station and shuttle, on a mission…

  • INX Hosts Cisco Unified Computing Summits

    INX, a large systems integrator based in Houston, is likely the first of Cisco Systems’ global network of data center specialty companies to launch headlong into Cisco’s new unified computing systems by hosting a multicity event around the virtualized blade server architecture. Just a day after Cisco took the wraps off its unified computing system…

  • Can Cisco Reshape the IT World?

    Project California was one of the worst-kept secrets in tech history. The semi-leaked blog that announced Cisco Systems’ data center intentions last December was the first shot in what could be the looming war between the networking giant and the rest of the IT marketplace. The unveiling of Unified Computing System—as Cisco calls it—could spell…

  • Motion Computing`s Tablet: A Superior Choice

    Take one tablet and call me in the morning may very well be Motion Computing’s slogan for the J3400, a tablet PC that has "built for the health care vertical" written all over it. Weighing in at just 3.6 pounds and featuring a shock-resistant design, the Motion J3400 may be the perfect fit for industries…

  • Cisco’s Unified Computing Systems, In Quotes

    Cisco’s Unified Computing System announcement signaling its entry into the data center and server market will go down as one of the most coordinated launches in the annals of technology history. Integrator, solution provider, original equipment manufacturer (OEM) partners and analysts from EMC to Red Hat, VMware to Novell, Microsoft to Dimension Data, and Gartner…

  • Facebook Triumphs LinkedIn, MySpace in uTest’s Bug Battle

    Facebook, in a battle with rivals LinkedIn and MySpace, was found to have the best feature sets of the three social networks.  The bad news is that Facebook was also the buggiest, according a public review conducted by uTest. In its quarterly “Bug Battle,” uTest reported today that Facebook edged out LinkedIn and MySpace in…

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