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Mainframes could shrink Tesco's carbon footprint

Tesco , the UK's largest retailer, is considering whether it should expand its use of mainframe-based systems...

Oracle makes WebLogic strategic application server

Oracle has unveiled a strategy for its acquisition of...

Creating Cost and Energy Efficiency through Outsourcing Hosting Solutions

  • Whitepaper
  • Date: 23 June 2008
About 50% of companies host their web sites and e-business infrastructure in-house, using their own facilities. However, with new pressures to consider such as the rising costs of power and cooling and the growing imperative of green IT, is hosting in-house still the right option for a business?

IBM makes solar power technology breakthrough

IBM has announced a research breakthrough in photovoltaics technology, which could significantly reduce the cost of harnessing the sun's power for electricity.

Efficiency the priority as main players map out datacentre strategies

Computer Weekly reviews how the main server makers are formulating strategy for the datacentre, and whether any viable alternatives are on the way. Our conclusion: keep an eye on Dell

End users 'biggest winners' from HP's acquisition of EDS

End users could be the big winners following Hewlett-Packard's announcement that it is to acquire outsourcing company EDS for £7.13bn.

Keep your datacentre in good health

The datacentre is the heart of the organisation. The network provides the arteries and the veins that distribute vital information to the various parts of the corporate body, but it is the datacentre that keeps pumping it out. Keeping the heart in the best of health is critical to your long term survival, a difficult task with the stresses and additional burdens of the modern business environment.

Bristol University drives R&D with £7m supercomputer

The University of Bristol has opened a £7m supercomputer facility to support research in areas such as ...

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.
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