Data center density hits the wall

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	Data center density hits the wall The newest servers concentrate more power into a smaller footprint. Some experts advocate spreading the servers out to mitigate the heat problem, but others say water-based cooling is inevitable. Read More WHITE PAPER: Citrix Driving IT Help Desk Efficiency with Customer-Centric Remote Support The IT help desk is a high-stress environment and sometimes it can feel downright chaotic. While the obvious objective is to resolve technical issues, IT help desks also battle call length, employee dissatisfaction and low morale. IDC predicts that by 2011, 73 percent of the U.S. workforce will be mobile, inevitably increasing the pressure on the IT help desk. That’s why more companies are turning to Web-based, customer-centric remote support to support a burgeoning remote workforce. Read more. In this Issue Heartland’s $60M breach settlement offer not enough, lawyers say Microsoft seeks legal protections for data stored in cloud European Union clears Oracle’s purchase of Sun Hello World: Bill Gates joins Twitter, Facebook IBM reports 10% jump in profit for Q4 Preston Gralla: Microsoft takes aim at Google’s soft underbelly: Privacy Nokia defeats IPCom’s UK patent lawsuit RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Microsoft DirectAccess and UAG: Better Together Here are some of the key reasons why you would want to run Unified Access Gateway with DirectAccess Click to continue Heartland’s $60M breach settlement offer not enough, lawyers say Lawyers representing financial institutions in a data breach lawsuit against Heartland Payment Systems Inc are calling a recently proposed $60 million settlement offer from the company as way too meager. Read More Microsoft seeks legal protections for data stored in cloud Microsoft’s top lawyer today called on Congress to enact legislation that would protect data store in the computing cloud. Read More European Union clears Oracle’s purchase of Sun The European Commission granted Oracle an unconditional approval to take over Sun Microsystems on Thursday, following a controversial and widely criticized examination of the deal. Read More WHITE PAPER: Juniper Data Center Survival Guide Today’s data center has become very complex and hard to manage. This drives up costs, power and cooling requirements and provisioning time. It also makes the entire network inefficient, difficult to scale and vulnerable to security breaches. New technologies and services, such as Service Oriented Architecture (SOA), Web Oriented Architecture (WOA), Cloud Computing and Software as a Service (SaaS) will make the situation worse, taking an even bigger bite out of data center performance and bandwidthand presenting new security challenges. The Juniper Data Center Survival Guide shows IT professionals how to survive in this increasingly complicated environment. It explains how to simplify your infrastructure and network management now with Juniper Networks®. It identifies four of the most difficult challenges you face today in your data centerand the simple steps you can take with Juniper Networks to not only survive the onslaught of new applications and services, but enable your data center to thrive. Read More! Hello World: Bill Gates joins Twitter, Facebook In a big week for social networking, President Obama and former Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates send their first tweets. Read More IBM reports 10% jump in profit for Q4 IBM on Tuesday reported a 10% jump in profit for the fourth quarter as revenue increased at the company for the first time in more than a year. Read More Preston Gralla: Microsoft takes aim at Google’s soft underbelly: Privacy Microsoft just announced a new policy regarding the privacy of Bing searches, and it’s superior to how Google handles privacy. Microsoft is clearly taking dead aim at Google’s Achilles heel — fears that Google collects so much information that it will become the tech version of Big Brother. Read More Nokia defeats IPCom’s UK patent lawsuit Nokia has scored two consecutive victories against German patent license manager IPCom in the U.K, it said on Tuesday. Read More
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