Servers stories - Page 27
Servers are the larger, more powerful computers typically found in data centres, though the term
‘server’ more correctly refers to the software program called upon by a client (usually a software
program on another computer) to perform some sort of action or task. These software programmes are
typically housed on these specialised computers, though they can be housed on any type of computer.
Modern servers can be of various types including specifically-designed hardware (such as mainframes)
featuring proprietary or specialised processors and other componentry, or can be housed in blade
servers made from modular ‘blades’ manufactured from commodity hardware components.
HP, NEC join whole of govt ICT panel
Mon, 16th Nov 2015
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digital signage
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datacentre infrastructure
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displays & projectors
Ten more companies, including HP and NEC, have been added to the whole-of-Australian-Government ICT hardware and associated services panel.
SQL Server 2005 EOL countdown begins – are you ready?
Thu, 15th Oct 2015
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SQL Server 2005 support ends in less than six months and Microsoft is warning companies an upgrade before April is a necessary security decision.
Are your customers ready for SQL Server 2005 EOL?
Thu, 15th Oct 2015
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sql server
There's a new Microsoft upgrade opportunity for resellers, with the vendor ending support for all editions of SQL Server 2005 in less than six months.
Lenovo ups Kiwi investment as it seeks top rank in servers
Tue, 13th Oct 2015
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Lenovo's enterprise business group is looking to the Kiwi channel to help drive it forward in its 'fairly lofty' local - global ambitions.
So blocking good: ScaleIO now available as software, nodes or rack-scale
Tue, 13th Oct 2015
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storage
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private cloud
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hybrid cloud
EMC has been championing the cause of software-defined, scale-out storage by transporting IT enterprises from a world of siloed infrastructures.
'Aggressive' channel pricing - not Server 2003 EOS - spurs server sales
Tue, 6th Oct 2015
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Server shipments around the Windows Server 2003 EOS record less than expected spike - driven not by EOS but by 'aggressive' channel pricing.
Gartner: Server demand high locally, but public cloud threatens
Fri, 28th Aug 2015
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datacentre infrastructure
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public cloud
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cloud services
Server shipment growth across ANZ is out pacing global growth with HP dominating the market - but public cloud is threatening.
Dell launches DDS, a new line of business
Tue, 25th Aug 2015
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network infrastructure
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datacentre infrastructure
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flexible work
Dell has launched Datacenter Scalable Solutions to meet the needs of businesses just below 'top tier hyperscalers'.
Behind the scenes of Kiwi distributor NZ Computer Sales
Fri, 21st Aug 2015
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datacentre infrastructure
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personal computing devices
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pc hardware
New Zealand Computer Sales was established in 1995 to provide New Zealand businesses and beyond with quality, affordable, ready-for-use electronics.
Revera: Three reasons to connect your file server to the cloud
Thu, 20th Aug 2015
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uc
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datacentre infrastructure
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cloud services
With this technology, mobile workers are able to securely access files from anywhere and sync their handiwork.
Old servers present cyber criminals an opportunity to compromise your business
Thu, 23rd Jul 2015
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network infrastructure
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datacentre infrastructure
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cybersecurity
Microsoft ends support for Windows Server 2003, leaving businesses vulnerable to cyber attacks. Migration to a new server takes 7 months.
Dell server portfolio bridging technology gap
Fri, 17th Jul 2015
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network infrastructure
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datacentre infrastructure
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servers
Dell's PowerEdge 13th generation servers are being used in over 55 countries, helping the company's server business grow faster than the industry average.
Windows Server upgrades still presenting big opportunities
Fri, 17th Jul 2015
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datacentre infrastructure
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windows server 2003
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servers
Windows Server 2003 EOS has come and gone, but the opportunities persist with a survey showing many businesses gearing up to move off the platform.
Network edge opportunities prompt new channel strategy for Emerson
Fri, 17th Jul 2015
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devops
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datacentre infrastructure
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data analytics
The increasing move to compute and storage closer to the network edge has prompted Emerson Network Power to get closer to its channel partners.
Windows Server 2003 end of life: what it means for security
Tue, 14th Jul 2015
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datacentre infrastructure
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microsoft
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trend micro
Businesses need to be aware of the risks of running out-of-support platforms as Microsoft stops security updates Windows Server 2003.
CodeBlue: How Veeam's free RMM plug-in is benefiting business
Mon, 13th Jul 2015
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virtualisation
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dr
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datacentre infrastructure
Veeam, in partnership with Kaseya, has given its partners a free RMM plug-in tool to improve remote monitoring and management capabilities.
Cloud driving server, storage and Ethernet switch sales
Fri, 3rd Jul 2015
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datacentre infrastructure
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analyst report
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servers
Infrastructure related to cloud IT is proving a hot seller, with vendor revenue jumping 25.1% year on year in the first quarter of 2015.
Is Server 2003 end of life 2015’s biggest security threat?
Wed, 24th Jun 2015
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datacentre infrastructure
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microsoft
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windows server 2003
As Microsoft ends support for Windows Server 2003 on 14 July, millions of systems remain at risk, posing 2015’s biggest security threat.
Server shipments and revenue reach for the clouds
Thu, 4th Jun 2015
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datacentre infrastructure
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analyst report
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servers
Server shipments record strongest growth in four years on back of cloud demand; massive revenue boost for mainframes – and Lenovo.
Thriving IoT market heads towards trillion dollar mark
Wed, 3rd Jun 2015
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storage
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smartphones
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datacentre infrastructure
The IoT market's rapid growth is set to hit USD $1.7 trillion by 2020, driven by massive investments in devices, connectivity, and IT services, says IDC.