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• Windows Server

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• Cloud computing

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    PaaS made headlines last week, but it's still difficult to gauge the true level of interest in Platform as a Service in the enterprise world.

  • IBM, Salesforce deals usher in cloud consolidation era

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    A cloud migration seems daunting but the effort is worthwhile; U.S. defense agencies say their cloud move led to better military intelligence.

• Virtual Desktop

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    VDI storage has long been a challenge for virtual desktop admins, but inline deduplication is changing all that.

  • Taking advantage of VM snapshots in a virtual desktop environment

    With VM snapshots, you can make one desktop VM into many. Just watch out for performance when snapshotting in a virtual desktop environment.

  • Planning and managing virtual desktop pools

    Virtual desktop pools make management easier, but you have to plan for them and remember that the way you create pools depends on your VDI platform.

• Data Center

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    The latest backup battery monitoring services can prevent outages and extend battery life. Plus, they take power monitoring off IT's task list.

  • Red Hat Open Hybrid Cloud aids private, public cloud management

    Hardware, virtualization, public and private cloud are all converging and need to be managed as one environment. Enter Red Hat's Open Hybrid Cloud.

  • Mainframe modernization takes on urgency

    A Red Hat Summit talk on database and mainframe modernization highlights urgency, need for agility in enterprise development teams.

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