Dell Hawks Its New Modular Data Center

Explore The New York Times (Aug 31 2010) Construction , Cloud Computing , Servers

...entually do the same with its modular data centers if demand is sufficient. Server makers including Hewlett-Packard, IBM and SGI also sell modular data centers, as does power equipment vendor Active Power. Collocation provider i......ies try to build out private and public clouds while keeping capital and operational costs lower. HP has gone a step further, offering an entire, 24,000-square-foot modular data center that ca... (Read Full Article)

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Firm promises new take on containerized data centers

Explore Computerworld (Jul 16 2010) Container

...l just such a product. One difference will be that most current containerized data centers, sold by Hewlett-Packard, IBM, SGI and others, are built using standard 20- and 40-foot shipping containers. The next generation -- an... (Read Full Article)

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Processor Whispers: About Parties and Party Poopers

Explore h-online.com (Feb 15 2010)

... Hitachi, NEC, Supermicro and Inspur present anything tangible and former Itanium protagonists like SGI and Fujitsu are not even on the list of partners any more and Unisys withdrew from the Itanium busi......the SPECint_2006_rate (peak) – about one fifth of what the weakest new Power7 system gets. However, Hewlett-Packard has also mentioned applications that are supposed to run up to nine times faster and HP’s general manager Martin Fink ... (Read Full Article)

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APC plans new push into containerized data centers

Explore IDG News Service (Feb 12 2010) Cloud Computing

...0 kl 22:06) 5 reasons Silicon Valley might stumble coming out of recession (12.02.2010 kl 15:40) HP opens first ever wind-cooled data center (12.02.2010 kl 10:10) IBM explores cheaper solar cells ......ndors have jumped in, including Sun Microsystems (now part of Oracle), Rackable Systems (now called SGI), IBM, Hewlett-Packard and Dell. Sales are still relatively low, however -- 60 containerized data centers were sold ... (Read Full Article)

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