Data Center Knowledge

JULY 23, 2013

With multi-core processors and IO-hungry applications in today’s enterprise and web-scale organizations, the performance bottleneck has moved from the server to storage. Another big driver of cost in the enterprise and web-scale environments is power. Latest AWS Price Cuts Target the Enterprise & the Competition.

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Data Center Knowledge

JULY 13, 2013

This includes user information, workload replication and of course – big data. Latest AWS Price Cuts Target the Enterprise & the Competition. Amazon has cut prices for dedicated EC2 instances – an instance on single-tenant hardware that is particularly attractive to enterprise customers. December 2006 (43).

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Data Center Knowledge

JULY 19, 2013

And of course costs of service go up with complexity. Latest AWS Price Cuts Target the Enterprise & the Competition. Amazon has cut prices for dedicated EC2 instances – an instance on single-tenant hardware that is particularly attractive to enterprise customers. December 2006 (43). November 2006 (51).

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Data Center Knowledge

JULY 15, 2013

“It is a horses for courses kind of set-up whether it makes sense for us to invest in our own capabilities or… use someone else’s services,” said Desdoigts. Latest AWS Price Cuts Target the Enterprise & the Competition. December 2006 (43). November 2006 (51). October 2006 (44).

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Data Center Knowledge

JULY 11, 2013

The environmental requirements, enabling technologies, delivery mechanisms, and best practices have, of course, evolved immensely along the way. Latest AWS Price Cuts Target the Enterprise & the Competition. December 2006 (43). November 2006 (51). October 2006 (44). September 2006 (35). August 2006 (31).

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Fountainhead

FEBRUARY 23, 2009

As brilliant as the first microcomputer architects were, there were some early design principles that, as the law of unintended consequences outlines, have seriously hamstrung enterprise computing for years. Should they all fail, such as in a disaster, the entire configuration, down to each servers I/O, networks, VLANs, etc.,

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