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• Data Center

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    Our IT priorities survey offers a glimpse into data center managers' technology plans, their concerns and their focus for 2014.

  • MI Impact Awards voting: The wisdom of crowds

    Winners have been announced for the Modern Infrastructure Impact Awards, recognizing the best data center technology products.

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    Enterprise data centers can follow the Web-scale IT strategy of Facebook, Google and other giants by implementing these five tips from Gartner.

• Server Virtualization

  • Hypervisors have limits: What not to virtualize

    Hypervisors now make 100% virtualization possible, but just because you can doesn't mean you should. Find out what not to virtualize.

  • Differentiating C-state and P-state in server power management

    C-state and P-state both offer options for managing system power, but they are very different from one another.

  • Hardware and software approaches to improve virtual server reliability

    Careful selection of hardware and software technologies can improve virtual server reliability and ease the additional risks virtualization adds.

• Cloud computing

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    Last-minute gadget shopping got you down? Let our experts guide you to the most sought-after geek gifts for the technically inclined.

  • Winner: Best cloud computing service provider

    Discover the winner of the Best Cloud Computing Provider category for the Modern Infrastructure Impact Awards. It likely won’t be a surprise if you’re familiar with the market.

  • Winner: Best cloud management software product

    The winner of the best cloud management software product category in the Impact Awards is the third-party provider deemed to have the best overall offering.

• Enterprise Desktop

  • What you need to know about the Windows Security Accounts Manager

    These five capabilities of Security Accounts Manager, which is built into Windows, can help IT manage and enforce enterprise password management.

  • A downgrade from Windows 8 to Windows 7 doesn't have to be complicated

    One step forward, two steps back: If you plan to revert Windows 8 to Windows 7, you'll need to consider licensing, software compatibility and more.

  • Build your mobile security policy around the enterprise laptop

    Enterprise laptops are easily lost, stolen or compromised, so a mobile security policy should address how they access data and enterprise networks.

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