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Front view of the C8000 server chassis

Dell bends shiny server linings for denser clouds

Zeus chassis, lightning not included
The Tecal E9000 modular server from Huawei

Huawei previews Cisco-killin' E9000 modular system

Pulling the telecom-to-datacenter California alley-oop
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Canonical aligns Ubuntu Server with quick-change OpenStack

Updates Landscape control freak for Linux machines

Opinion

Oracle Sparc T4-4 server

Oracle fudges touts Sparc SuperCluster prowess

Comment Oracle has said that sales of its Sparc T series of servers are growing in the "double digits" in its most recent quarter, and that it expects this to continue through the remainder of its fiscal year. And while Oracle has not been precise about what is selling and what isn't selling, what is clear is that Oracle wants to peddle more of its Sparc SuperCluster "engineered systems" to customers.
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Thanks ever so much Java, for that biz-wide rootkit infection

Sysadmin blog Right on cue, Java has responded to my hatred in kind. Shortly after I awoke to discover my previous article denouncing the language had been published, a client called to inform me his computer had contracted some malware. Java has, if you'll forgive the anthropomorphization of a bytecode virtualization engine, decided to exact its revenge.
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Why Java would still stink even if it weren't security swiss cheese

Sysadmin blog Java is horrible and I hate it.

News

Windows Server 2012: Smarter, stronger, frustrating

Review Perfect upgrade for punters with a passion for the obscure
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Fujitsu to embiggen iron bigtime with Sparc64-X

Hot Chips So is this the Sparc M4 on Oracle's roadmaps?
Oracle Ellison Sparc T4 launch

Oracle hurls Sparc T5 gladiators into big-iron arena

Hot Chips At my interrupt signal, unleash hell
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Thanks ever so much Java, for that biz-wide rootkit infection

Sysadmin blog Cup of coffee actually a carboy of toxic Kool-Aid
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Ninefold offers Windows Server 2012 head start

Australian company offers cloudy servers with cut-over to official code
Die shot of the IBM Power7+ processor

IBM to double-stuff sockets with power-packed Power7+

Hot Chips Big boost in clock speed, smart accelerators
AMCC's X-Gene server card

Applied Micro's X-Gene server chip ARMed to the teeth

Hot Chips An opportunity to define the future of server processing comes along once every decade or so, and Applied Micro Circuit, a company known for its networking chips and PowerPC-based embedded controllers, wants to move up into the big leagues to take on Intel, Advanced Micro Devices, and the handful of remaining etchers of RISC processors for the data center.
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Why Java would still stink even if it weren't security swiss cheese

Sysadmin blog Java is horrible and I hate it.

Look out, world! SUSE Linux's OpenStack control-freak is loose

CloudOpen 2012 Commercial Linux distributor SUSE Linux is moving up into the clouds with a commercially supported release of its OpenStack cloud control-freak.

Spotlight

Blocks and Files Storage line-up needs more than 3PAR and StoreOnce arrays
Oracle OpenWorld Big cheese tells a tale of real-time analysis
US TSA
Oi, who's uploading all the source code?
Sysadmin blog I'm not ashamed to admit I was drooling over those racks
Interview Chris Mellor chats with Exagrid CEO Bill Andrews
OCZ VeloDrive
Insiders claim former top dog Petersen wanted more control
Actian Vectorwise TPC-H
Comment Code crammed into nimble x86 processor caches
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Podcast How to keep data doubloons out of Davy Jones' bitlocker
Picture of the Miss Piggy puppet
Sysadmin blog Deployment tool jumps onto the cloud train