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    VMware's upcoming public cloud and AMD's 64-bit ARM servers are technologies for the data center that exemplify the changes in the IT industry.

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    Stagnant strategies for data center cooling will keep energy bills climbing ever higher, but a more modern approach can bring them back down to earth.

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• Server Virtualization

  • How can I enable automated VM resource provisioning?

    As with many other facets of virtualization, VM resource allocation is becoming automated. Find out what tools you can use for automated provisioning.

  • Columbia Sportswear's move from virtualization to private cloud computing

    Columbia Sportswear parlayed server virtualization into a private cloud. Along the way, it found that its management tools needed serious rethinking.

  • Power management a must for oVirt high availability

    Dodge dreaded downtime by enabling power management in your oVirt 3.1 environment.

• Cloud computing

  • Google Compute Engine prices on par with AWS -- for now

    Conventional wisdom has Google and AWS locked in the Price War of the Titans with the launch of GCE, but a deeper look reveals a different truth.

  • Limiting the effects of cloud computing outages

    After making the case for cloud based on high availability, IT pros are upset by cloud outages. With planning, there are ways to craft a strategy.

  • Amazon Redshift an appealing alternative to on-premises data warehouse

    Amazon Redshift has intriguing pricing and features, but beware of its differences from a traditional, on-premises data warehouse.

• Enterprise Desktop

  • Windows 8 tools build on native Windows 7 utilities with new capabilities

    New and updated Windows 8 tools can help admins and users. Windows 8 utilities include functions for backing up and restoring systems.

  • Why a Windows security scan is not enough to protect your workstations

    A traditional Windows security scan may lure IT into complacency about desktop vulnerabilities, so look at four areas to beef up Windows security.

  • Microsoft addresses legacy apps with Windows 8 app compatibility tools

    New operating systems are always accompanied by compatibility concerns. Windows 8 app compatibility is no different, or is it?

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