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Schneider Electric targets executive team with new DCIM offering
Announcement: Launches StruxureWare v2.0 to break down barriers between IT, facility and executive stakeholders
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Schneider is aiming StruxureWare v2.0 at the executive table
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Posted in Asia Pacific, Cooling, data center finance, data center infrastructure management, data center management, data center news, data centre, dcim, Energy Efficiency, energy management, Facilities Management, Finance & Administration, Global, ICT, Industry News, IT Optimization, London, Netezza, North America, schneider electric, StruxureWare, USA, Vendor of Technology
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New Oracle M5 and T5 SAP Benchmark Results: No SPARC at all
If you were hoping for some Last Friday Night excitement from Oracle’s new SPARC servers announcement this week, we haven’t seen it yet. Oracle just this morning published two SAP SD 2-tier benchmark results, one on the M5-32 and one on the T5-8. The IBM POWER7+ with DB2 10 result from back in September was […]
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Cisco Virtualization, the Price You Pay
We were lucky enough recently to have two comparable Cisco SAP SD benchmark results published. The results used pretty much the same hardware, the same software, the same benchmark kit. The big difference was that one was virtualized and one was not. The performance metric for this benchmark is the number of SAP benchmark users. […]
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Tagged B200, benchmark, benchmarking, Cisco, DB2, IBM, Netezza, performance, Power, PowerVM, SD, storage, systems, UCS, virtualization
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T4 MIA
I was recently looking to do a comparison of a couple of systems and figured the easiest data to look at would be SPEC CPU data. I mean it’s almost a given that even though these integer and floating point benchmarks can be, should I say, pretty boring (yawn), at least you’ll find what you [...]
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Life in the Fast Lane
I recently wrote about a college visit — Big Data, Performance, and Coconut Smoothies might as well be titled Big Data at the Big Ten. And the ability to collect, measure, and analyze this massive flood of data for meaningful insights requires important non-functional IT requirements like reliability, availability, security, and of course performance. The [...]
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Digital Realty records 35% rise in yearly rental revenue
Says 2012 figures show rise especially of Turn-Key Flex offerings in key global markets
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Global wholesale data center space provider Digital Realty Trust commenced leases worth about US$53.3m for the fourth quarter of 2012, with New York Metro, Houston, Dallas, Phoenix, Northern Virginia, Singapore and London recording the highest level of activity.
This raised its yearly figures for commenced leases for the year ending December 2012 to more than $134.9m worth of space – about 997,000 sq ft – $8.4m of which was for colocation.
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Posted in Asia Pacific, business news, colocation, Colocation & Hosting, Company News, data center lease, data center news, data center pod, data center sales, data centre, digital realty, Finance & Administration, financial news, Global, ICT, London, Michael foust, modular data center, Modular Data Centers, Netezza, new data center, North America, operator, Property/Real Estate, real estate, Sales & Marketing, Singapore, turnk-key flex, United States, USA
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Cisco: TV Everywhere, Benchmarks Nowhere
No more having to remember when Glee is on. Or what channel. Or whether I should record it. I read this morning that Cisco has just announced a new video platform — one that will in the future enable the TV shows and movies you want to watch to find you via software that uses [...]
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It Really Does Take Two to Tango, Oracle
10x better, 95% reduction, 60x increase. I saw these claims recently in press releases from Oracle. Sounds rather nice. Until you start thinking about what a comparison really is. A comparison involves the consideration of two things. You must have something to compare to something else. In mathematics, an inequality is a relation that holds [...]
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Bad Boy, Oracle
When I first got my black lab, I tried to keep him off the couch. Covered it with books, told him a thousand times not to jump on it, bought him a beautiful soft bed of his own. After a week or two I gave up. His favorite location is now settling down on a [...]
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A Tale of IBM Great Expectations
“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times . . .” Let’s look at the worst first. Last week HP announced new Itanium servers. But don’t get too excited. Were there industry standard benchmarks announced in the press release? — No, just “internal lab testing.” Last week I was meeting with [...]
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