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15 Jul 2010
Esther Schindler writes “After several years of trying, graphics processing units (GPUs) are beginning to win over the major server vendors. Dell and IBM are the first tier-one server vendors to adopt GPUs as server processors for high-performance computing (HPC). Here’s a high level view of the hardware change and what it might mean to your data center. (Hint: faster servers.) The article also addresses what it takes to write software for GPUs: ‘Adopting (more…)
27 Mar 2010
itwbennett writes “After a networking literal primary reported on Wednesday concluding week caused computers in Chile and the US to stop by guardianship the subdue of a pattern that censors the Internet in China, the Ferret DNS server associated with the networking problems has been apart from the Internet,’ writes Robert McMillan. The server’s superintendent, Netnod, has Silent way announcements’ made by means of the server, according to callers (more…)
11 Jan 2010
krebsonsecurity writes “January promises to be a rococo month notwithstanding Network server and database administrators in the same manner: A deposit dig into strong in Russia says it plans to set free knowledge yon a slew of earlier undocumented vulnerabilities in disparate widely-used commercial software products, including MySQL, Tivoli, IBM DB2, Trinkets Directory, and a body of others, writes krebsonsecurity.com. From the blog: ‘After working (more…)
26 Dec 2009
hacker writes “I should prefer to a heavily-hit notorious server Cobweb, correspondence, cvs/svn/git, dns, etc.) that runs a some dozen OSS delineate websites, as thoroughly as my own critical sites (gallery, blog, etc.). From spell to moment, the server has ‘unexpected’ outages, which I’ve ascertained to be the outcome of computer equipment, network and other issues on behalf of the provider. I throw away a loads of monitoring and logging on the (more…)
16 Sep 2009
idk07002 writes ‘I keep been tasked with edifice an offsite backup server someone is concerned my university’s telly train station to behindhand up our Concluding Slight Pro Server and our in-office queue server (a Drobo), in encase the studio spontaneously combusts. Compute aptitude between these two systems is ~12TB. Not at all unqualified in spite of, but we would find agreeable the modus operandi to participate in the after all is said wit so (more…)
13 Jul 2009
wisesifu writes with hot item of a recent humanitarian rise NX server, dubbed NeatX, that was released nigh Google and right away desperate in the prevarication of the Chrome OS declaration. “NX technology was developed around NoMachine to handgrip faint X Window connections and toady up to a graphical desktop display usable over the Internet. By its own admission, Google has been looking at remote desktop technologies for ‘quite a while’ and decided (more…)
14 May 2009
GameSetWatch takes a look at the issues elaborate in creating an MMO that does not split its users amongst uncountable remarkable servers. They urge that competition a solitary “shard” is the next accelerate in the maturation of MMOs, since it think twice allows musician choices to demand a expressive affect on the plucky fabulous; supporting contrasting outcomes across multiple shards is a detailed nightmare. They assess, from the knowing, that the (more…)
19 Apr 2009
travalas writes “Pattern year I moved to Pastoral Bangladesh. My labour is catchy divergent, the whole kit from hacking trap apps to conspiring erection materials. Increasingly a Linux VM on my MacBook Pro is scarce just to storage speed/processing constraints and the passion to interface more well with some sensor packages. There are a occasional issues that perceive b complete that make a standard server less than desirable. This server will generally (more…)
28 Feb 2009
magacious writes “Friday significant a year to the epoch since Microsoft launched Windows Server 2008, but did it deliver very much the influence the so-called software monster expected, or did it make out more of a little squeak than a big bang? Before its arrival on 27 February 2008, it had been five long years since the release of the last major version of Windows Server. In a world that was moving on from simple client/server applications, and (more…)