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Software-Defined Data Centers: What Lies Ahead?

Data Center Knowledge

The “software-defined” term, applied as a modifier to data center, networks or storage, is growing in popularity. Software-defined solutions, like virtualization did before them, can allow for a great deal of flexibility and efficiency of shared resources.

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Lumen Orbit emerges from stealth and raises $2.4M to put data centers in space

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Lumen’s other co-founders are chief technology officer Ezra Feilden , whose resume includes engineering experience at Oxford Space Systems and Airbus Defense and Space; and chief engineer Adi Oltean , who worked as a principal software engineer at SpaceX’s Starlink facility in Redmond, Wash.

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Broadcom Inc: Hardware and Software For The Modern Age

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is an American designer, developer, manufacturer and global supplier of a wide range of semiconductor and infrastructure software products. Broadcom’s product offerings serve the data center, networking, software, […]. Broadcom Inc.

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IO Gets Patent For Software-Defined Modular Data Centers

Data Center Knowledge

Patent includes both data center modules and software used to manage the infrastructure Read More. IO Modular Data Centers'

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The Road to Software-Defined Data Center

Data Center Knowledge

New logical systems are capable of introducing amazing optimizations for the data center platform as well as your business model. Virtualization data center software-defined technologies'

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IO Gets Patent For Software-Defined Modular Data Centers

Data Center Knowledge

Patent includes both data center modules and software used to manage the infrastructure Read More. IO Modular Data Centers'

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Amazon confirms abrupt departure of AWS data center chief Chris Vonderhaar

GeekWire

GeekWire File Photo The Amazon Web Services executive who oversaw the cloud giant’s massive network of data centers is suddenly gone, without explanation. Amazon confirmed the departure of Chris Vonderhaar, who had been at the company for nearly 13 years, in response to a GeekWire inquiry on Tuesday.