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Half of data centers surveyed plan 2009 cutbacks

About half of data centers are responding to the economic crisis by cutting their budgets an average of 15% for 2009, according to a new survey by the AFCOM Data Center Institute.

| News | Server and data center | Storage | 12/30/08 at 1:41 pm |



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How to conceptualize physical vs. virtual servers

Takeaway: Although their use continues to grow by leaps and bounds, conceptualizing a virtual infrastructure requires a new way of thinking. Here's a short explanation to help you along the way.



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Microsoft shows off data-center monitoring system

To better control energy consumption in its data centers, Microsoft has deployed 2,000 internally built temperature and humidity sensors in several of its facilities.

| News | Green IT | 07/29/08 at 3:23 pm |


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