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Micron module promises to boost server memory

Micron Technology has introduced a new DDR3 memory module that it said will significantly increase the memory capacity of server motherboards. The new load-reduced, dual-inline memory module (LRDIMM), announced on Thursday, will be launched in a 16GB ...

From SALLY WHITTLE, ZDNet UK,  5 Aug 2009
Related Topics: Micron Technology, Inc.

AMD ships Windows 7-ready chipset

AMD has introduced a chipset to support the upcoming Windows 7 platform, offering integrated graphics capability and support for faster media-streaming technology. The new chipset features integrated graphics performance, based on the ATI Radeon HD 4200 ...

From SALLY WHITTLE, ZDNet UK,  4 Aug 2009

Novell releases Suse appliance-building kit

Novell has launched a free group of technologies that will allow developers to create and deploy software appliances that can run in any virtual environment. The Suse Appliance Program, introduced on Tuesday, enables independent software vendors (ISVs) ...

From SALLY WHITTLE, ZDNet UK,  29 Jul 2009
Related Topics: Novell, Inc.,  Nat Friedman,  IBM

Fujitsu's IaaS keeps data in the UK

Fujitsu has introduced a UK-based infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) platform, targeting it at companies reluctant to use public clouds for security reasons. The new service, announced on Monday, will provide businesses with on-demand, weekly access to ...

From SALLY WHITTLE, ZDNet UK,  28 Jul 2009
Related Topics: Fujitsu,  IBM

IBM outlines Power7 chip plan

IBM has revealed details of new processors for its Power Systems line of Unix servers, and has launched a systems-management application to help customers manage virtualised servers. IBM's Power7 processors, announced on Tuesday, will ship in mid-2010 ...

From SALLY WHITTLE, ZDNet UK,  22 Jul 2009
Related Topics: IBM,  Gartner, Inc.,  Oracle,  Intel

BMC management tool rides Amazon cloud

BMC Software is tapping into Amazon Web Services for a new tool that will manage both in-house and cloud-based services through a single portal. The new Business Service Management (BSM) platform, announced on Wednesday, will allow companies to dip ...

From SALLY WHITTLE, ZDNet UK,  17 Jul 2009
Related Topics: BMC Software, Inc.,  AT&T Inc.,  Cisco Systems, Inc.,  Gartner, Inc.,  IBM

Citrix, Microsoft team up on virtual desktops

Citrix Systems has announced a partnership with Microsoft that will integrate Citrix XenApp desktop virtualisation with Microsoft's System Center Configuration Manager. The planned integration, announced on Monday, will make it easier for companies to ...

From SALLY WHITTLE, ZDNet UK,  14 Jul 2009
Related Topics: Microsoft Corporation,  Citrix Systems, Inc.

EMC bundles IT tools for virtualisation

EMC has pulled together its IT management tools into one product family designed to speed the move from physical to virtualised datacentres. The Ionix family, announced on Wednesday, incorporates the server compliance and configuration products EMC ...

From SALLY WHITTLE, ZDNet UK,  8 Jul 2009
Related Topics: Microsoft Corporation

Unisys puts Stealth into the cloud

Unisys has introduced a range of cloud products and services, with an emphasis on security for its tools for businesses to build private, public or hybrid clouds. The Unisys Secure Cloud, announced on Tuesday, is a managed cloud service that promises ...

From SALLY WHITTLE, ZDNet UK,  1 Jul 2009
Related Topics: IBM

BT hooks BlackBerry up to unified comms

BT plans to introduce a service to let business customers make voice calls on BlackBerry devices using office Wi-Fi networks, rather than cellular networks. On Tuesday, the company announced it will integrate Research In Motion's BlackBerry Mobile ...

From SALLY WHITTLE, ZDNet UK,  30 Jun 2009
Related Topics: Cisco Systems, Inc.,  Avaya Inc.

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