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  • February 25, 2005 25 Feb'05

    Intel offers 64-bit desktop processors

    Intel has introduced five processors for desktop computers using its Extended Memory Technology, EM64T, which supports hybrid...

  • February 14, 2005 14 Feb'05

    Strategic Storage: DR planning blueprint

    Developing a good disaster recovery (DR) plan is similar to good dental hygiene -- and almost as exciting. Similar to going to the dentist twice a year, you should also test your DR plan with the same frequency. Wait too long to clean up your plan ...

  • February 08, 2005 08 Feb'05

    Loop switch

    Loop switch

  • February 07, 2005 07 Feb'05

    SATA drives product roundup

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  • January 17, 2005 17 Jan'05

    'Benevolent' NT4 patches a surprise to some

    Microsoft's first security bulletins of the new year included fixes for the now-unsupported Windows NT Server 4.0. On a related note, administrators are cautioned to apply one of January's patches in a specific order to avoid problems.

  • January 17, 2005 17 Jan'05

    Computer Weekly barred from briefing on national programme

    The first media demonstration of new multibillion-pound NHS IT systems took place in Whitehall last week - but technology...

  • October 26, 2004 26 Oct'04

    IBM sharpens blades

    IBM has announced new management tools and upgraded models of its HS20 and JS20 blade servers.

  • October 26, 2004 26 Oct'04

    Clear double advantage

    ClearSpeed Technology has doubled the performance of its high-performance computing co-processor for scientific workstations and...

  • September 27, 2004 27 Sep'04

    Fast Guide: iSCSI

    If you need to come up to speed rapidly on iSCSI, you've come to the right place. In this Fast Guide, we touch upon the basics and then we walk you through the pros and cons of iSCSI and Fibre Channel.

  • September 27, 2004 27 Sep'04

    Five steps to using the Kerberos protocol

    This excerpt from "Windows Server 2003 security infrastructures" explains the basic Kerberos protocol as it is defined in RFC 1510.