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Facebook’s Open Compute Project to revolutionize the entire data center industry

By / December 3, 2013

Announced in April 2011, Open Compute Project (OCP) is a brain child of Facebook. It is intended to openly share data center products for efficiency and designs. The ever increasing demand for computer infrastructure, hardware and software, drove Facebook to find a cheaper and better alternative to traditional data center products. Facebook is known for… Read more

The Two Types of Terminal Server Monitoring

By / November 17, 2013

Countless companies rely on terminal servers for their convenience and efficiency. It’s hard to imagine the challenges many companies would face if those servers weren’t an option. However, they’re not a perfect solution. As some companies find out the hard way, they need to be monitored in order to defend against bigger problems. Continue reading… Read more

Keeping Track of your Network’s Activities

By / October 21, 2013

Keeping track of the activities and productivity of one’s employees has always been an important aspect of running a business. It ensures that your resources are properly utilized and your secrets are kept secret. In earlier times, it was very simple to keep track due to the very limited applications and uses of computers, however… Read more

New e-reader from Amazon.com

By / October 2, 2013

Amazon.com is introducing a new e-reader called The All-New Kindle Paperwhite for $ 119 with Wi-Fi and $179 with Wi-Fi and 3G just in time for the upcoming holiday season. The unit is acclaimed for not having glare and for its e-ink technology. It weighs 7.3 ounces compared to Apple’s iPad Mini that weighs 10.9… Read more

The Importance of Lactose Tolerance to Europe’s Development

By / September 27, 2013

By Phin Upham Are you able to drink milk and eat cheeses without feeling sick? If so, you can likely trace your ancestry to a single line of Hungarian farmers and herders from 7,500 years ago. According to an article in Nature, most Europeans are lactose tolerant because of a single genetic mutation that was… Read more

A cheaper but safer alternative to cloud computing

By / September 25, 2013

Clouds are everywhere. It appeals to many businesses because they can avoid buying expensive storage equipment and software, maintenance and staff to run them. For a fraction of that cost, companies can get the same service from cloud. Among the providers of software for businesses to run their operations Apple’s iCloud and Dropbox lead the… Read more

How Remote Desktop Management Works

By / September 19, 2013

If you’re aware of the benefits that remote desktop management has to offer, then there should be no doubt as to how valuable it can be for your business. As a manager or a businessman, it’s important to understand how your company is functioning, in terms of productivity, both at the individual and collective level…. Read more

HP is entering into big data and analytics

By / June 28, 2013

HP (Hewlett-Packard) is going head to head with corporate data mining giants IBM and others. In early June 2013, HP introduced the HAVEn, a software package that ties together its data analysis system. The new product offers a way for its clients to sift through corporate data. It was made possible due to HP’s recent… Read more

Tablet sales create a problem for laptops and PCs

By / May 6, 2013

Tablets are taking over the computer market once dominated by the laptops and PCs. A more recent estimate by NPD DisplaySearch forecast worldwide sales of 256.5 million units sold this year compared to expected laptop sales of 203.3 million units. The increase in expected sales of tablets represents a 67 percent increase over the last… Read more

Are major companies disclosing cyber attacks on their systems?

By / April 22, 2013

Washington thinks companies are hesitant to disclose all attacks on their computer systems. Yet Cyber attacks are continuing. According to Bloomberg Businessweek, Citigroup disclosed that it experienced limited losses from cyber attacks on its computers. An attack in November 2011, hacked more than 360,000 credit card accounts at Citigroup totaling $4.4 million unauthorized charges and… Read more

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