Extreme makeover: Data center; HP's 'shorty' blade server takes fresh approach

Data Center News Alert This newsletter is sponsored by Raritan, Inc. Remote power monitoring from Raritan Introducing a PDU that gives you the power to control power. The new Dominion PX - the intelligent power monitoring solution that helps you improve efficiency and productivity in your data center. With remote outlet-level monitoring and management. Remote power cycling. An intuitive GUI management interface. And 256-bit AES encryption. Visit Raritan for more information on our remote power monitoring solutions Network World's Data Center News Alert, 10/30/07 Podcast: Extreme makeover: Data center, 10/29/07: Robert Wakefield, Vice President of IT at Snelling Staffing Services and Intrepid Home Health Services, had seven months to combine two data centers into a single new structure without interrupting critical projects such as a PeopleSoft installation. HP's 'shorty' blade server takes fresh approach, 10/29/07: Is HP's BladeSystem c3000 Enclosure a blade server, or is it a modular, server put into a 6U rack profile? It's a bit of both. How we tested HP c3000, 10/29/07: How we tested HP's BladeSystem c3000. Executive Guide: Stay ahead of the data growth curve Get real-world advice on how to best deal with the explosion of data across nearly every enterprise today. This informative executive guide offers IT professionals detailed information on new technologies such as ILM and FANs, specific pitfalls to avoid when deploying ILM, as well as solid case studies. Download This Executive Guide Former top UMC executives found not guilty, 10/29/07: The founder and former chairman of the world's second largest contract chip maker was found not guilty of investing in and transferring technology to a Chinese chip maker, a Taiwanese court said Friday. NEC launches fastest vector supercomputer, 10/25/07: NEC is selling what it says is the fastest vector supercomputer in the world. Color Interop green, 10/26/07: It wasn’t St. Patrick’s Day, but there was plenty of green to be found at Interop New York 2007. How SOA could change the way you buy electricity, 10/22/07: Imagine that your appliances could power up or down, in real time, based on up-to-the-minute electricity costs. An SOA-based electricity marketplace proves the possibility. Editor's note: Starting the week of Nov. 12, subscribers to the HTML version of this newsletter will notice some enhancements to the layout that will provide you with easier and clearer access to a wider range of resources at Network World. We hope you enjoy the enhancements and we thank you for reading Network World newsletters.

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