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Dvorak Talks About "AMD vs Intel" at JavaOne Live on SYS-CON.TV
John C. Dvorak Live on SYS-CON.TV The best-selling technology author talks about guacamole, Java, young PR women, advertising media buyers, and boneheads :-)
Brian Steven's Virtualization Keynote: The Future of the Virtual Enterprise
The rapid rise of virtualization technology made it a vital component of any Enterprise IT strategy. And the technology triggered dramatic changes in product offerings and business practices to support virtualized operational models. These breakneck speed developments lead to a plethor
Kevin Epstein's Virtualization Session On SYS-CON.TV
Scalent Systems's Kevin Epstein addressed the three big challenges facing server failover - at SYS-CON's Virtualization Conference & Expo 2007 East - software configuration, network connectivity, and storage access - and contrasted several different approaches, from traditional backup
Is Virtualization Right For Your Enterprise?
Virtualization is an abstract term. Many people have heard about it, but how many know what virtualization is all about? In fact, virtualization has been around since the 1950s in the sense of time sharing on mainframe computers. However, virtualization has become a new concept that ha
Leveraging Desktop Virtualization for Security, Manageability and Usability Beyond the Perimeter
Desktop virtualization is a need-to-know technology for 2008 that has transformed the way organizations handle complex desktop computing challenges: provided hardware independence, enabling support for legacy applications while embracing new standards, simplified desktop management, re
David Greschler's Virtualization Keynote: Virtualization Beyond the Datacenter
Server virtualization caught the attention of many IT professionals for the cost savings and agility afforded via consolidation, business continuity and test/dev. However, Microsoft customers and Microsoft IT moved beyond the traditional datacenter uses of virtualization and have begun
Interview with David Intersimone
Live with Jeremy Geelan
Interview with Bob Buffone
Live with Jeremy Geelan
Interview with Adam Lieber
Live with Jeremy Geelan
Interview with Reza Rahman
Live with Jeremy Geelan
Interview with Bert Armijo
Live with Jeremy Geelan
Interview with Cloves Carneiro
Live with Jeremy Geelan
Interview with Lecole Cole
Live with Jeremy Geelan
Interview with John Crupi
Live with Jeremy Geelan
Interview with Sid Jhunjhunwala
Live with Jeremy Geelan
Interview with Michel Genin
Live with Jeremy Geelan
Interview with Stephen Harris
Live with Jeremy Geelan
Interview with Stef Ananderson
Live with Jeremy Geelan
Interview with Steve Maryka
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Interview with Sanjaya Karunasena
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Glitch Watch - 250,000 cell phone subscriber s without service
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Facebook Responds To MySpace With Facebook Connect
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Design will have a seat at the table - what do we do with it?
Of late, t here’ ;s been some discussion about whether the role of design will have a seat at the table — you k
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ShoZu Adds Eight New Destinations to Mobile Social Media Service
ShoZu announced that it has expanded its mobile social media service to Photobucket, Dailymotion, Friendster, Twitter and four additional Web 2.0 and Mobile 2.0 communities. With these eight new integrations, ShoZu now enables mobile users to interact with their choice of 36 soci
AMD Wants To Depose 486 People in Intel Case
Contrary to what you may have read elsewhere, AMD has not added anything new to its antitrust charges against Intel - just some color - mostly black redactions - even after riffling through the 145 million pages of discovery that Intel turned over to it. According to AMD, 'Intel
Sun Challenges Linux
Sun's mule train has finally pulled into Indiana after three years on the road. Indiana is the Linux-friendly Fedora-like OpenSolaris project meant to move the Solaris-shy Linux community off Linux and on to Solaris tempted by Solaris widgetry like the highly scalable, rollback-e
My Review of Iron Man
I took the advice of a friend of mine and steered clear of the 'normal' movie theaters and went a little out of the way to go to a DLP movie theater. The experience of comparing a regular movie theater to a DLP movie theater is like comparing standard def analog TV with a 1080i H
Peer Networking Series - A Closer Look at PNRP vs. Bonjour/ZeroConf
It seems as though whenever I bring up PNRP and its benefits, I am immediately inundated with a list of questions or comments indicating that Microsoft is re-inventing the wheel and that PNRP has already been implemented before in the form of ZeroConf and, more specifically, Appl
HP Virtualization to Field Cloud Storage
HP is racing to the rescue of those threatening to drown in their own data, but that Web 2.0 lot had better be able to hold on until the fourth quarter when HP can deliver what it calls 'Extreme' storage, the NAS-style ExDS9100. It's a 10U BladeSystem that can hold 820TB of SATA-
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