Thursday, June 20, 2013

Start-up readies network-optimized Linux for data centers

  Enterasys enhances data center offerings | CERN modernizes IT infrastructure with OpenStack and Puppet
 
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Start-up readies network-optimized Linux for data centers
Start-up Cumulus Networks this week has emerged with a Linux network operating system designed for programmable data centers like the ones Google and Facebook are building. Read More


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Enterasys enhances data center offerings
Enterasys this week unveiled new switches, software and management products to enhance the automation and centralized control of data center operations. Read More

CERN modernizes IT infrastructure with OpenStack and Puppet
CERN is making the infrastructure that handles the data from the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) more flexible by upgrading it with OpenStack for virtualization and Puppet for configuration management. Read More


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Copper thefts measured in miles around Seattle
A couple of interesting developments in the Seattle are this week must have been keeping law enforcement busy. First, a number of outlets are reporting that prosecutors have charged two men with what is being called the largest metal theft in state history - 4.3 miles of copper wire from the underside of an elevated train line over an eight month period spanning 1010-2011. Read More

What GE's cloud computing foray means for big data
As if GE doesn't already have enough on its plate, the company entered the cloud computing marketing this week, announcing plans to provide cloud-based analytics services for its industrial customers. Read More


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Oracle, IBM to unwrap new Unix server processors at conference
Demand for mainframe and high-performance Unix servers is falling, but a new wave of SPARC and IBM Power chips for the servers will be unwrapped at the Hot Chips conference in late August. Read More

NASA issues Grand Challenge, calls for public, scientific help in tracking threatening asteroids
NASA again stepped up its plan to mitigate the asteroid threat to Earth by announcing two significant new programs that call on a multitude of scientists and organizations to help spot, track and possibly alter the direction of killer space rocks. Read More

Interview: Robert Soderbery, Cisco, on the Internet of Everything (part 1)
IDG Enterprise Chief Content Officer John Gallant sits down with Cisco's Robert Soderbery to discuss Cisco's new "Internet of Everything" strategy and how it will affect enterprise network managers in part 1 of this interview from Interop 2013. Read More

Alcatel-Lucent hopes shift to IP networking and ultra broadband will lead to profit by 2015
Alcatel-Lucent will refocus on IP networking and ultra-broadband access in mobile and fixed-line networks as it seeks to return to profitability by 2015. Read More

 

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