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  • Changes to z/OS 1.13 help Java adoption and boost mainframe capacity

    Updates to zFS, better Java performance and tweaks to z/OSMF make IBM's z/OS 1.13 a solid release for developers.

  • 'Big data' shops eye cheaper four-socket Intel Xeon servers

    What once required high-end Intel E7 processors and motherboards now fits into a lower-cost E5-4600 four-socket Intel Xeon system, suitable for scale-out workloads in HPC and big data.

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    As data centers move away from tangled messes under the floor, overhead cables usher in a new era of visibility and tidiness.

• Server Virtualization

  • VMware pros glean vSphere roadmap from CTO in VMUG videos

    VMware customers hope that vSphere virtualization products will soon have more automation and integration.

  • New virtual data center design decisions with Hyper-V 3.0

    IT pros are presented with new virtual data center design options, thanks to new feature in Hyper-V 3.0. So which architecture will you choose?

  • How promiscuous mode affects virtual network security

    Enabling promiscuous mode could spell doom for your virtual network security, especially if inexperienced IT pros are at the helm. So take caution.

• Cloud computing

  • What makes a good cloud provider?

    Fair costs and SLAs were once enough to discern top cloud providers. In today’s packed cloud market, vendors must bring more to the table.

  • Azure’s identity crisis and other cloud computing sound bites

    Microsoft Azure wants to be called Loretta. No, that’s not true. Or is it? Find out that answer and other news overheard in the cloud this past week.

  • Is PaaS just another four-letter word in cloud computing?

    PaaS is a quick fix for companies looking to deploy new apps, but established firms with legacy apps may consider it a dirty word.

• Enterprise Desktop

  • Group Policy settings FAQ: Why they matter

    Group Policy settings in Microsoft's Active Directory are useful not only for managing user access and applications, but IT admins can also apply them to desktop and server security.

  • What place do biometric passwords have in enterprise security?

    Traditional passwords and smart cards alone may not be enough to protect data anymore, so biometric passwords could be the next big thing in enterprise security.

  • Tuning and tweaking device drivers on the Windows 8 Consumer Preview

    The Windows 8 Consumer Preview recognizes most hardware, but you should keep up on OS and chipset developments and review Windows device drivers. Here's where to start.

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