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Saatchi Gallery opens with virtual platform
London's new Saatchi Gallery has adopted a virtualised IT platform for increased storage capacity, disaster recovery and security control.
The gallery, home to the collection of Charles Saatchi which re-opened in a new venue on Thursday after a three-year closure, runs a high available virtualised IT system built using a combination of technologies from VMware and Double-Take.
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Microsoft: We're not afraid of the cloud
Recently Paul Maritz, an ex-Microsoft executive and current president of VMware, said the traditional server operating system was obsolete. Rob Kelly, Microsoft's corporate vice president of infrastructure server marketing, discusses the future of the OS and cloud-based services.
Opinion
What's Red Hat doing in the virtualisation business?
Even before Red Hat bought the virtualisation company Qumranet, with its Linux KVM (Kernel Virtual Machine) platform, Red Hat had made it clear that it was moving into virtualisation in a big way.
News analysis
Microsoft visits Wall Street to roll out HPC Server 2008
This may seem like a weird time to go to Wall Street to announce a new operating system, but that's what Microsoft did Monday.
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In-depth
VMWorld 2008: VMware touts 'the cloud' at user conference
At chief executive Paul Maritz's first VMworld conference, the company previewed a broad set of technology designed to help enterprises become cloud computing providers to their employees.
News analysis
Focus on virtualisation as financial world shakes
Users need to warily embrace virtualisation, according to speakers at Interop assessing how to proceed with technology investments in the face of possible IT budget cuts.
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Technology
Fusion: Is 2010 delivery too little, too late?
In the world of high-tech product announcements, 18 January, 2006, seems like an awfully long time ago. On that date, Oracle executives, including President Charles Phillips, boasted that they were halfway through the Oracle Fusion Applications development process.
Management
HP EDS to slash more than 3,000 UK jobs
HP plans to slash 3,378 jobs over two years following its acquisition of EDS, in a move that has angered the Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS).
Toolbox
Richard Sykes: It's the humans, stupid!
Technology doesn't just develop itself, and talent management skills are vital when it comes to innovative projects
