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Fifty percent of IT executives say their data centers are understaffed, and companies are still looking for more ways to cut costs, according to Symantec's latest "State of the Data Center" report. Sixteen percent of survey respondents said their data centers are extremely understaffed, and another 34% called their data centers somewhat understaffed. At the same time, data centers are becoming mor
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Data center projects planned for Santa Clara, Calif. are now taking a back seat to the red-hot northern Virginia market, where stimulus funding is expected to boost data center construction If Silicon Valley winds up with a shortage of wholesale data center space, it can blame Washington. Data center projects planned for Santa Clara, Calif. are now taking a back seat to the red-hot northern Virgin
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Sun and Microsoft confirm data center lovechild
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Rough Type: Nicholas Carr's Blog: Sun guru foresees data center disaster in '08
December 07, 2007 One of the top engineers at Sun Microsystems this week predicted that a large data center would suffer a "massive failure" during the next twelve months, causing "major national effects," including possible "national security issues," and underscoring "the importance of data centers as national assets.” In a talk with reporters, Sun vice president and distinguished engineer Subod
Rough Type: Nicholas Carr's Blog: Microsoft extends data center buildout to Siberia
« India's online Office knockoff | Main | Understanding Google » Microsoft extends data center buildout to Siberia November 26, 2007 In a further sign of the vast scope of the battle to dominate the emerging utility computing grid, Microsoft today announced that it plans to build a large data center in Siberia, notes Data Center Knowledge. According to a local press report, the center will be loca
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