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IBM launches Web 2.0 server

IBM has introduced a new category of energy-efficient server for the Web 2.0 computing market.

Supercomputers help Exeter reach for the stars

Are we alone in the universe? Could life exist on other planets? Questions like these have inspired countless science fiction stories, but at the University of Exeter's Astrophysics department, these queries are at the forefront of research. The department is using a range of supercomputers coupled with its own bespoke open source software to study how stars and planets are formed.

Datacentres move towards virtualised future

Although it started life as a back-office support function, the datacentre has transformed from a "glorified computerised filing cabinet" (in many people's eyes) to a major consumer of resources. The big question now is how to rationalise it. There are several business and technical options.

Leeds NHS virtualises to streamline IT processes

Leeds Partnerships NHS Foundation Trust is using virtualisation technology to cut the amount of hardware it uses.

Data centre managers under pressure to cut energy costs, says BCS

Datacentre managers face a growing dilemma as businesses put pressure on them to deliver more computing power while also asking them to reduce rising IT energy costs, the British Computer Society has said.

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Storage virtualisation market poised for strong growth

Cost reduction, staff resource constraints and burgeoning volumes of data plus a aims to decouple stored data from users driving virtualisation

VMware provides life-cycle management for virtual machines

VMware has announced the general availability of VMware Lifecycle Manager, which is designed to increase IT departments' control of virtual machines.

Radar: Building HIV resistence using grid computing

The processing power of grid computing will be used by University College London (UCL) this year to develop treatments that could be more effective in the treatment of people with HIV.

IBM introduces Power System family of servers

IBM has brought together its I-series and P-series servers into one family, called Power System, designed to support 15,000 applications for Linux and i5/OS.
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