Tuesday, May 15, 2007

When multiple data centers make sense; Big Blue announces 'Big Green' initiative

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Data Center News Alert




Network World's Data Center News Alert, 05/15/07

When multiple data centers make sense, 05/11/07:  Despite the consolidation trend, some companies are continuing to branch out with their data centers for reasons including redundancy of the centralized data center for backup, a more comprehensive disaster recovery plan and better uptime at regional offices.

Big Blue announces 'Big Green' initiative, 05/10/07:  IBM on Thursday unveiled a $1 billion-a-year service initiative aimed at building and redesigning data centers that consume less energy.

Key Longhorn virtualization features cut, 05/10/07:  Microsoft Thursday said its forthcoming Windows Server Virtualization technology would ship without a key performance feature designed to help it compete with rival VMware.

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HP unveils blade optimization services, 05/11/07:  HP this week announced a set of services that would offer blade server customers insight and expertise on power and cooling options, security measures and process improvements for their bladed environments.

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