Datacenter
FalconStor on 13th quarterly loss: 'Unpredictable' OEM dragged us down
And the previous 12 quarters?
Workload placement in a hybrid world
The Register live It's where you put it that counts
Leave keys to your data centre to a Grizzly? Brocade thinks: Yes
Also whisks sheet off new software-defined networking toys
Oracle reveals secret recipe for free DIY storage cloud
How far will the virtual ZFS fun scale?
SGI tax bennies push bigger profit in Q1
Wraps up LMDs of profit destruction, shows decent sales growth
Cray peddles more iron than expected in Q1
Not enough to keep it from booking a loss, though
Azure is Microsoft's billion-dollar baby – maybe
More like a whole lot of software sold to partners
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Fat boxes keep Super Micro from slumping
Behemoths boost server ASPs in March quarter, working on Moonshot killa
GreenBytes' data smite knight gets Citrix green light
IO Engine approved for cloudy virtual desktops
Opinion
Reg man crunches IBM's storage hardware revenues
Analysis IBM's under-performing storage hardware business can be understood better if we look at the quarterly revenue numbers.
Appliances are the new data centre onesie
It has been a fun and very profitable couple of decades for upstart IT server and systems software makers.
It's a CLUSTER-OFF: Asian students prep for tense, live HPC smackdown
HPC blog The first annual Asia Student Cluster Challenge (ASCC) culminates this week with a final round of competition that brings 10 university teams to Shanghai for a live cluster-off. The teams traveling to Shanghai made it past 32 other universities vying to compete in the live finale.
News
SMART Storage, Diablo brew a wee DRAM of MYSTERY tonic
All we needed is some flash, some system memory and $36m
Hard drives snatch hold of semi giant LSI, jump right off a cliff
Dying disks weigh down sales
Brocade, wake up: Cisco is here, and it ALSO has 16 gig FC
Unstoppable Ethernet proved stoppable
Reduxio plots 'revolutionary' hybrid array tech: It will need it
Storage startup has to compete in increasingly crowded space
Lenovo deal to buy IBM x86 server biz moving along fast
Time for Ginni to make a call to GloFo or TSMC for fab spinout
HP's StoreVirtual gets a bit older, decides it needs some Fibre
LeftHand turn for Palo Alto
Mellanox boffins concoct chips for 100Gb/sec InfiniBand
Swings to a loss in Q1 as R&D, sales, and marketing costs rise
Juniper pushes up sales and profits in Q1
Data center switches, service provider routers start to pick up
World's first 5mm-thin gyrating models paraded on disk catwalk
Western Digital has launched the world's first single-platter 5mm-thick disk drives - including one with a cache of flash memory.
BitTorrent offers file synch tool for PCs and NAS
BitTorrent has opened the Alpha testing program for its new BitTorrent Sync tool to all.
AWS says private clouds are vaporware
Amazon Web Services (AWS) Adam Selipsky has told an event in Sydney, Australia, that private clouds aren't really clouds.
