Some of its manufacturers bill the sub-$500 netbook as a “lifestyle” PC. As August turns to September, computer companies are aiming that marketing message at students more so than at any other group.
At first blush, these lightweight or “mini” notebooks…
VMware (NYSE: VMW) on Monday was expected to kick off its annual user conference in San Francisco by announcing an OEM agreement with Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) that would bring its virtualization technology to system builders.
The deal means Intel, which supplies…
VMware Go promises to help small to medium-sized businesses more easily get working with ESXi, while Capacity IQ may give enterprises a clearer picture of the memory and CPUs each server needs
VMware is opening its sixth annual user conference on…
Nairobi (Kenya), 28 August 2009 – The World Agroforestry Congress held at the UN’s Africa headquarters in Nairobi (Kenya) has offered some tree-planting solutions which could help the African continent deal with climate change and also provide a long-term solution…
Written by Bob DeCoufle
Thursday, 27 August 2009
Recently we have reported on data center containers along with infrastructure containers which compliment the boxed IT solution. The question that we occasionally receive from our readers is who are these units being sold…
For a $5.5 billion agricultural cooperative whose 42,000 farmers work cohesively across 19 countries to supply food and farming services, Lantmännen’s IT infrastructure was surprisingly unwieldy.
“Because we’ve been around since the 19th century, our [IT] was decentralized,” recalls Dennis Jansson,…
Mistakes Made When Buying New Equipment Can Be Costly, So Do Your Homework
A novice buyer might expect that nothing could be easier than sourcing new IT equipment. It’s like buying a new car—just purchase it, turn it on, and everything…
Green Living is Canada’s first green media, marketing and communications expert. Since 1999 we have been assessing clients’ current green activities and messaging, identifying areas of strength and weakness, providing insight into consumer trends and government programs, and constructing and…
The trend towards locating data centre facilities near cheap sources of power has taken on new life with the recent release of two studies on the distribution of compute loads across data centre networks to take advantage of energy price…
26 August, 2009
With only 15 official negotiating days left ahead of December’s UN climate talks in Copenhagen, Andrei Marcu takes stock of what progress – if any – was made at this month’s informal meeting
The Bonn…
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