3D technology for XenDesktop
15 September, 2009
Citrix has released the Citrix HDX which its claims will bolster its ability to deliver high-definition information via virtual desktops to professional graphics users in industries such as manufacturing, engineering and graphic design, and architecture.
Sustainable data centre through virtualisation
08 September, 2009
A Melbourne technology company has deployed a green IT solution and reduced its carbon footprint by 60 tonnes with bottom line savings of $83,000. Late last year, Pronto Software, an Australian developer of enterprise software solutions, needed to expand server capacity in its Melbourne-based data centre to support turnover growth and staff numbers. The company was looking at having to install more servers and upgrade power, air conditioning and rack space, as well as increase space in the data centre to accommodate the extra servers.
Agent-based backup not suitable for virtual environments
29 August, 2009 by Alex Barrett
According to Vmware fans, agent-based backup tools aren't able to sufficiently handle virtual environments. Some have reported success using snapshots, instead.
NEC hosted managed service
27 August, 2009
NEC Australia has extended its cloud computing and services strategy with the launch of a hosted managed service aimed at SMEs.
Backing up virtual environments with VMware
04 August, 2009 by Eric Seibert
In this article we explain how to install and use VMware Data Recovery.
Is Hyper-V secure enough for the enterprise?
03 August, 2009 by Todd R. Weiss
VMware is actively raising doubts about the security of Microsoft's Hyper-V. Is there any truth to the claims?
Virtualisation empowers end users
31 July, 2009 by Christina Torode
Virtualisation and cloud computing are allowing end users to get out from under the thumb of IT departments - something that could be worth worrying about.
High-end storage array
30 July, 2009
The Symmetrix V-Max system incorporates Virtual Matrix Architecture with industry-standard components to deliver massive scalability - enabling systems that scale to hundreds of thousands of terabytes of storage and tens of millions of IOPS (input/output per second) supporting hundreds of thousands of VMware and other virtual machines in a single federated storage infrastructure.
Networks get smarter as virtualisation increases
30 July, 2009 by Shamus McGillicuddy
As virtualisation, mobility and guest access become mission-critical, enterprises are increasingly employing intelligent edge switches.
Network key to virtualisation projects
29 July, 2009 by Tessa L. Parmenter
If you're considering virtualisation, you should involve your network administrator in all aspects of planning, design and implementation, analysts say.
Virtualisation to exhibit more vendor lock-in, higher prices
27 July, 2009 by Michael Warrilow and John Brand, Hydrasight
VMware may soon completely monopolise the virtualisation market, analysts warn, which would have ramifications for prices and vendor lock-in.
Virtualisation to benefit from FCoE
24 July, 2009 by Dave Raffo
IBM will soon sell Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE) equipment from Brocade and Cisco. Analysts say storage virtualisation deployments have the most to gain from such a move.
Six-core CPUs could have benefits for virtualisation
22 July, 2009 by Mark Fontecchio
New Opteron chips could have vast ramifications for virtualisation. But they'll require some reworking of your applications.
What comes after server virtualisation?
22 July, 2009 by John Burke
Server virtualisation has helped data centre managers improve efficiency across the board. But there's more you can do to improve data flows through across the network.
VMware backup for Quantum products
21 July, 2009 by Dave Raffo
Quantum has introduced virtual backup appliances for its disk libraries and LTO-4 tape appliances.
