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Wednesday | 3 December, 2008
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Stories by: Denise Dubie

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    Data center technologies cause concern despite benefits 18 September, 2008 07:41:00

    Recent research shows IT executives worry the challenges associated with implementing and maintaining next-generation data center technologies such as virtualization and power consumption controls could outweigh the potential benefits.
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    Vendors scramble to rein in virtual environments 08 September, 2008 10:30:00

    The rush to virtualize data-center resources has players across the entire IT landscape working to deliver virtualization products and win customer favor. Management and automation vendors see the technology as an opportunity to improve current tools and create news ones designed to help enterprise IT shops optimize their virtual environments.
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    Could 'fat-tree' switch setup trim data center costs? 25 August, 2008 14:13:00

    Buying faster switches might not be the only way to amp up performance across data center networks, according to researchers at the University of California, San Diego, who this week proposed a network architecture that would enable commodity Ethernet switches to deliver better performance at a lower cost than their 10 Gigabit Ethernet counterparts.
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    16 hot roles for IT pros 21 August, 2008 13:08:00

    IT professionals who want to become irreplaceable to their organizations should cultivate existing skills and pick up a few new ones, according to Forrester Research, which recently identified 16 IT roles that CIOs will need to fill in the near term.
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    Fluke Networks acquires Viola VoIP management assets 20 August, 2008 06:17:00

    Network performance-management vendor Fluke Networks this week expanded its product portfolio when it acquired for an undisclosed sum the intellectual property of VoIP management player Viola Networks.
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    Mainframe here to stay, survey says 14 August, 2008 09:34:00

    The future looks bright for the mainframe as a majority of IT managers report they will continue to use the systems for legacy applications and start moving new workloads that could benefit from the mainframe's availability and scalability onto the platform.
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    VMware bug bombs virtual servers 13 August, 2008 08:08:26

    Many VMware customers Tuesday were prevented from logging onto their virtual servers as a bug distributed in a software update effectively stopped the boxes from powering up.
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    Analyze Cisco's NetFlow for free 07 August, 2008 10:13:33

    Network traffic data holds a wealth of information about application response time, network usage and bandwidth consumption. Getting at that data in an efficient and inexpensive manner would help network managers better understand and control their networks.
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    IT worker confidence hits all-time low 24 July, 2008 08:41:39

    Now more than ever American IT workers fear the weakening US economy will impact their ability to find and keep jobs in high-tech, according to research released Wednesday.
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    Biggest security threats are from inside: survey 18 July, 2008 09:56:47

    The 1979 film "When a Stranger Calls" portrayed the terror-filled night of a young woman fielding prank and increasingly threatening calls that climaxed when the police determined "the calls are coming from inside the house." Today IT security executives experience a similar chill down their spine when they realize the biggest threat they face comes from internal security attacks and data breaches.
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    VMware, MS battle over virtualization management 27 June, 2008 08:39:33

    Microsoft's release this week of Hyper-V means there's one more hypervisor in the game -- and one more reason management capabilities will play a large part in determining which vendor will win long-term customer favor by providing the tools to optimize virtual server environments.
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