Data Center
IBM puts supercomputer Watson to work in ROBOT CALL CENTRE
AI goes to war with angry customers human staffers
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O2 brushed off outsourcing 'rumour' - but it's happening ... to THOUSANDS
Plus 600 call-centre bods face 'voluntary redundancies', says union
Our new 1.5TB lappie drive isn't thick, it's just the densest - HGST
WD biz stakes claim on highest megabytes per mm cube
New 4TB drive spaffs half a telly season into your eyes AT ONCE
You like porn Game of Thrones, right? How about 16 eps simultaneously?
Buff American beauties keen to dominate Euro youth in tech tussle
HPC blog High-performance cluster battle goes global
Flailing QLogic's boss gives up CEO, president gigs
That seat on the board? You can have that too...
Have your users managed to force iOS devices on you?
Check this, it might stop them losing all the data
Honey, I BLEW UP the International SPACE STATION - in full 3D
CTO's radical rig blasts Sandra Bullock into Spaaace
Opinion
Buff American beauties keen to dominate Euro youth in tech tussle
HPC blog Competition at the ISC’13 Student Cluster Challenge will be the fiercest yet.
Whiptail CEO: Big Blue's flashy BEELLION doesn't faze us
Interview Undaunted by IBM's billion dollar investment in flash, all-flash array startup Whiptail is banking on new investor SanDisk, says Whiptail CEO Dan Crain.
EMC's ViPR: Is it really that venomous?
Storagebod There’s a lot of discussion about what EMC's ViPR is and what it isn’t. How much of this confusion is deliberate and how much is simply the normal of fog of war which pervades the storage industry?
News
NASA and Google team up to buy into quantumish computing
Hoping to crack machine-learning conundrum
HP preps Project Kraken for monster HANA in-memory jobs
Sixteen Ivy Bridge-EX sockets and 12TB in a single image
Fusion-io turns up wick on its product development cycle
Something new to drool over every year
Quantum lurches Starboard: Vigorous investor comes aboard
Blocks and Files Tape-slinger invites 3 new directors to boardroom table
Verizon starts selling VMware's split personality phones
Bring your own device provided it's one of these two Androids
Google takes on AWS, Azure virty servers with micro billing and fat disks
Google I/O Compute Engine open for all
It's all gone to Schmitt: New OCZ boss rips 'n' replaces execs
Tries to prove to $30m backer that the biz can make money
Whiptail CEO: Big Blue's flashy BEELLION doesn't faze us
Interview Cannibalising your own lines? Not for us
Financial firms start lining up for AMD Roadrunner systems
Open Compute makers could do for Opterons what tier ones didn't
IBM to push Linux apps on Power iron in China, then elsewhere
IBM is opening a Power Systems Linux Center in Beijing, China, in the hopes of getting more local ISVs interested in its Power Systems iron and luring them away from x86-based systems. With the Power Systems business taking it on the chin in IBM's first quarter – revenues fell 32 per cent compared to a year ago – you can bet that Big Blue is trying to light a fire under its Linux-on-Power efforts.
Rackspace does tech support for popular languages on its cloud
Rackspace Hosting has spent the past six months putting together a set of officially sanctioned software development kits and runtime environments for popular programming languages to run on its eponymous infrastructure cloud, and now it is ready to offer tech support for those SDKs when companies deploy applications on the Rackspace Cloud.
EMC hits flash leader Fusion-io where it hurts: Low-cost server cards
Storage, virtualisation, info and cloud giant EMC is set to widen its attack on server flash card leader Fusion-io by releasing a low-cost flash card for hyper-scale data centres.
