AMD's server roadmap burns through Intel's fogOpen in New Window
Tom Yager writes a scathing critique of Intel CPU's and high praise for AMD, suggesting that IT needs to start buying forward-looking AMD rather than outdated Intel CPUs with marketing hype. read more »
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For server power measurement, there's only one shortcutOpen in New Window
Tom Yager suggests that performance per watt is an over-blown, untestable mode of measure and proceeds to explain extensively in an interesting article why this is so. read more »
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AMD's ready to scale you upOpen in New Window
Tom Yager writes a fascinating article comparing AMD's ability to "scale-up" within a single rack server to Intel's inability to perform similarly. read more »
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HP Beats IBM In Server RevenueOpen in New Window
Antone Gonsalves reports that, "In surpassing IBM, HP had increases in both its ProLiant and HP Integrity brands, which offset some revenue declines in other brands, Gartner said." read more »
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Les Robertson: six years at the head of the LCGOpen in New Window
"A history of the Large Hadron Collider Computing Grid (LCG)." read more »
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Intel inside Cascade CraysOpen in New Window
Cray Supercomputing is slotting Xeons into their future Cascade Supercomputer. It is unknown whether they still are planning to use Opterons as well as general purpose CPUs. read more »
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» Virtual Machines Are HelpfulOpen in New Window
As any good systems administrator should know, testing is vital when implementing new software or server applications. Virtualization allows you to do that easily, and (mostly) painlessly. read more »
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» Sharing Documentation: Why wikis are a necessity Tales of a Young Systems AdministratorOpen in New Window
An excellent arguement as to why wikis are a necessity when working in an IT department. read more »
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