Data Center
AMD lifts the veil on Opteron, ARM chip plans for 2014
Not much action going on in 2013, though
Australian unis to test quantum-comms-over-fibre
Tests to see if entangled photons can survive real-world networks
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Let the software run the network
Go configure
Fusion-io's founding CEO quits board
Flynn flies off
Swinburne starts design of pulsar-hunting supercomputer
Australian Uni plans LGM hunt with FPGAs
Intel previews future 'Knights Landing' Xeon Phi x86 coprocessor with integrated memory
ISC 2013 It can swing both ways: multicore CPU or offload engine
SCO vs. IBM battle resumes over ownership of Unix
Zombie lawsuit back and wants to suck the brains out of Linux
REVEALED: The gizmo leaker Snowden used to smuggle out NSA files
You probably have one in your pocket
Array slinger X-IO jumps on Windows Storage Server filly, digs in heels
Giddy up, there's a new NAS box to flog
Opinion
Young cluster-trucker keen for MILCy treat? We've got just the app for you
HPC blog
The sweetest and crunchiest of HPC applications
Speaking in Tech: Doc, I've got a cough. Here's my DNA, now find a cure
Podcast Podcast
This week, Speaking in Tech regular Greg Knieriemen has fled to Germany, leaving the ever-capable Ed Saipetch and Sarah Vela to host a panel session at the Dell Enterprise Forum in San Jose, California.
Why SoftLayer can't lift IBM into the clouds
Comment There are only three major cloud companies, and try as it might, IBM isn't going to change that in the near-term with its acquisition of SoftLayer.
News
Intel bakes smaller, slower flash memory. Aah, now that's progress
800GB of 20nm chippery will set you back nearly a grand
Thought you could rely on ever-rising storage hardware sales? Think again
IDC: On the bright side, software sales are up...
IBM's $1bn layoffs latest: Now axe swings in US, Canada - reports
Union claims 121 storage bods canned after dismal sales
NetApp clambers over stumbling Big Blue as storage market shrinks
IDC numbers show giants jockeying for 2nd and 3rd place
IBM tells Vegas crowd: Software-defined? Yeah, we're all about that
IBM Edge Storage buzzword bonanza in gamers' paradise
NetApp musters muscular cluster bluster for ONTAP busters
Storage array OS overhauled to juggle more nodes, go down on you, er, less
Gartner magicians mumble, scrawl upstart's rune on disk pentacle
Actifio untimely ripped, apparently
Wireless mics to clear Oz 4G bands by end 2014
Check, one, two, check, says ACMA
Cray cracks Oz military for super simulating silent subs
Cray has strolled off with a $AU2.27 million contract to provide a supercomputer to the Defence Science and Technology Organisation (DSTO).
HP adds 'Haswell' Xeon E3s to entry ProLiant servers
CEO Meg Whitman said last month that HP knew it has some competitive weakness at the low-end of its x86 server line that rivals were exploiting, and at its Discover customer and partner shindig in Las Vegas this week, the company is rolling out three new entry servers that will help the company compete better against a very aggressive Dell.
