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    2. Virtualization to supercharge new tablets, smart phones

      Explore ITWorld Canada (Sep 29 2010)

      Virtualization to supercharge new tablets, smart phones Next-generation smart phones and tablets will run multiple operating systems and powerful cloud applications like high-definition gaming thanks to the growing use of virtualization on mobile devices, experts said this week. A new generation of mobile devices containing faster processors could help applications run faster, while virtualization could help consolidate applications without wasting resources, said Linley Gwennap, principal analyst at Linley Group, during the Linley Tech Processor conference in San ... (Read Full Article)

      Comment Mentions:   Apple   Fujitsu   Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

    3. Intel to Buy McAfee for $7.68 Billion for Software

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      Intel Corp., the world’s largest chipmaker, agreed to buy McAfee Inc. for about $7.68 billion to expand in security software. (Read Full Article)

      Comment Mentions:   Intel   New York Stock Exchange   Symantec Corp.

    4. Google unveils new cloud data storage for developers

      Explore ITWorld Canada (May 19 2010)

      Google unveils new cloud data storage for developers The word is that Google will be taking advantage of the Google I/O conference--Google's largest developer event of 2010--to unveil Google Storage for Developers. The cloud-based data storage service pits Google against similar services such as Amazon's S3, but with a specific focus on developers. More than 5,000 developers are gathering at San Francisco's Moscone Center this week for Google I/O--featuring 80 sessions and ... (Read Full Article)

      Comment Mentions:   Apple   Amazon.com   Sun Microsystems

    5. Mid-Size Data Centers More Likely to Use Virtualization, Other New Technologies

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      Mid-Size Data Centers More Likely to Use Virtualization, Other New Technologies Mid-sized enterprises are more likely than smaller and larger enterprises to adopt data center technologies like virtualization and cloud computing, but other issues are taking precedence in companies as they deal with tight budgets and staffs, according to Symantec Corp. The company has released its 2010 State of the Data Center Report, finding that mid-sized data centers (those with 2,000-9,999 employees) are adopting cloud computing, deduplication, replication, storage ... (Read Full Article)

      Comment Mentions:   Symantec Corp.   CA

    6. Modular Liquid-Cooled Server Cuts Cooling Costs 93%

      Explore environmentalleader.com (Nov 17 2009)

      Modular Liquid-Cooled Server Cuts Cooling Costs 93% A new computer server from Iceotope has modular liquid-cooled components which the company says can help cut a data center’s cooling costs by 93 percent. The product is geared toward companies that want to upgrade existing, traditional air-cooled data centers, which Iceotope says can consume 30 percent or more of a data center’s electricity costs, according [...] (Read Full Article)

      Comment Mentions:   Symantec Corp.   IBM

    7. Green IT Efforts Save Symantec $2.1M in Energy Costs

      Explore environmentalleader.com (Sep 2 2009)

      Green IT Efforts Save Symantec $2.1M in Energy Costs Symantec Corp., an infrastructure software provider, is achieving significant business cost and productivity benefits including a projected energy cost savings of $2.1 million thanks to its ongoing “green” IT efforts. The cost savings is attributed to hardware device reduction and related power consumption savings from August 2007 to December 2010. Symantec hired Alchemy Solutions Group to [...] (Read Full Article)

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