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Emerson Elevates Shrirang Deshpande To Director For Datacenter Business
In his new role, Shrirang will be responsible for consulting and building turn key datacenters, and designing new solutions with a focus on energy efficiency and Adaptive Architecture.
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IBM Reduces Server Sprawl With New eX5 Portfolio
According to the company, by creating a highly virtualized environment, the eX5 systems can give users a flexible, scalable system that can reduce the number of servers needed by half, cut storage costs by 97 per cent and licensing fees by 50 per cent.
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Microsoft India Unveils Windows Azure Platform
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New Oracle Database Stack Faster With Flash Storage
The second iteration of Oracle's Exadata database engine will feature flash storage embedded within the server machine, eliminating the need to source data from storage disks and cutting query processing time significantly, a company executive revealed.
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IBM Looks To Pair Security Technologies For Software Development
Former Watchfire and Ounce Labs capabilities would be partnered in an enterprise-level product to be released later this year.
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HP’s Disk Arrays Boasts Of Disaster-Proof Make
HP unveiled its new line of StorageWorks XP disk arrays, which claims to feature disaster-proof makeup that enable businesses to go on despite calamitous circumstances.
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GBB Brings out Support Management Solution for SIs
Gowra Bits & Bytes (GBB) has come with a support management solution, eSupport, developed specially for small and mid-sized tier-2 SIs and VARs.
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CounterSnipe Continues Its Worldwide Expansion
CounterSnipe announced that it has appointed Ech Enn Communications as its Value Added Distributor (VAD) for I
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Microsoft Pulls Plug On Business Server Package
Cloud computing kills a Microsoft small-business server bundle as Microsoft will discontinue development of Windows Essential Business Server (EBS) as of June 30.
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Cisco Quits Wimax Radio Business
Cisco will stop developing and making WiMax base stations to concentrate on the IP (Internet Protocol) networks that sit behind them.