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ACUCORP
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KEY INFORMATION SYSTEMS
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If you’re running Tivoli Storage Manager, you should take advantage of TSM Reports--a Web-based service from Key that helps you:
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Linux, X86 Clusters Take Over Top 500 Supercomputer Ranking
by Timothy Prickett Morgan
All eyes in the high performance computing market were focused on Pittsburgh last week as the semi-annual ranking of the Top 500 supercomputers was announced at the Supercomputing 2004 trade show. Supercomputing is a political as well as a technical endeavor, and the indigenous American server makers were rooting as not one but two systems knocked the reigning champ, NEC's behemoth Earth Simulator, out of the top spot on the list. READ MORE >
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Intel Pushes Out Dual-Core Itaniums, Or Does It?
by Timothy Prickett Morgan
To hear the top brass at Intel talk about it, everything is fine and dandy in Itanium land, and the fact that the dual-core "Montecito" Itanium processors have been pushed out to a volume ramp up in the first half of 2006 is not only not a problem, it has apparently been the plan all along. This will, of course, come as something of a surprise to the server makers who are dependent on the Itanium roadmap to plan their product rollouts. READ MORE >
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OPEN SYSTEMS
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Choose OPEN SYSTEMS Accounting Software (OSAS) for Windows, UNIX, and Linux. Source code for Open Systems products is provided at no additional cost.
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SHAOLIN MICROSYSTEMS
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ShaoLin Microsystems provides enterprise Linux infrastructure and storage software.
· ShaoLin HA Cluster - Easy-to-use and low cost high availability cluster software to minimize system downtime.
· ShaoLin Volume Replicator - Powerful and open disaster recovery solution to ensure data integrity and application availability.
· ShaoLin CogoFS - Outperform compressed filesystem for Linux to multiply network performance and storage capacity.
www.shaolinmicro.com
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Unisys Adds New Itaniums, Tweaks ES7000 Server Line
by Timothy Prickett Morgan
Intel has rolled out its updated "Madison" Itanium 2 processors, and Unisys has turned into one of the big supporters of Itanium because of its desire to sell big Wintel boxes and, now, big Lintel boxes to customers who might otherwise buy RISC/Unix machines. So it comes as no surprise that Unisys is supporting the peppier "Madison" chips from Intel as well as tweaking its server line to allow better integration of Xeon and Itanium processors within a single ES7000 server. READ MORE >
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Gartner Releases IT and Business Trends Through 2010
by Timothy Prickett Morgan
When the year comes to a close, it is the traditional time for pundits and IT analysts to whip out their crystal balls and prognosticate about the future of corporate computing. The analysts at Gartner, which hosted its annual Symposium/ITxpo two weeks ago, jumped the gun a bit (it was only early November) and released their report on the technology and business trends that will affect IT operations. READ MORE >
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NOVELL
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SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server 9 empowers businesses to leverage Linux and open source by delivering a scalable, high-performance foundation for secure enterprise computing.
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· SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server also supports a broad range of hardware platforms and leading software applications.
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But Wait, There's More
Sun Takes on Linux With Free, Open-Source Solaris . . . Mandrakesoft Delivers Linux 2.6 for 64-Bit Xeons, Opterons . . . HP, BEA Post Good Benchmarks on Four-Way Itanium-Linux Boxes . . . Red Hat Opens Beijing Offices . . . VMware Cuts GSX Server Prices . . . IDC Plots Steady Software Sales Through 2008 . . . Server Shipments in Eastern Europe Booming . . . READ MORE >
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Editor: Timothy Prickett Morgan
Managing Editor: Shannon Pastore
Contributing Editors: Dan Burger, Joe Hertvik, Kevin Vandever,
Shannon O'Donnell, Victor Rozek, Hesh Wiener, Alex Woodie
Publisher and Advertising Director: Jenny Thomas
Advertising Sales Representative: Kim Reed
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