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Intel tells data centre managers to turn up the heat

IT managers can save money and reduce their carbon footprint by increasing the temperature in the data centre

2011: When cloud computing shook the data centre

In a year of surging private cloud activity and major build-outs in public cloud capacity, the cloud's promised simplification remains elusive

HP unveils new PCs and display units ahead of CES

The HP Notebook Docking Monitor connects to laptops using USB

Microsoft and HP team up on public and private cloud services

Microsoft uses HP's cloud data centres and HP becomes Office 365 reseller

Cisco impresses with UCS

If you want an integrated compute farm consisting of blade servers and chassis, Ethernet and Fibre Channel interconnects, and a sophisticated management system, then UCS might be for you

#17 Newsmaker: Bill Hishon of IDS Canada

An aggressive growth and acquisition strategy create a new printing power

Hosting provider opening new data centre in Toronto

CentriLogic's new data centre is in Toronto's downtown core

Hitachi GST begins shipments of a 4TB disk drive

The company follows Seagate which released its own 4TB drive in September

Chinese company acquires Ottawa-based networking vendor

March Networks acquired by China's Infinova for $90M

A “big data” solution needs Canadian partners

A protection and availability storage platform vendor has entered Canada and has plans for growth

What’s really going on with Carrier IQ on your phone

More details are emerging that reveal the Carrier IQ smartphone application does exactly what the vendor says it does

EMC goes big in data analytics

Greenplum's Unified Analytics Platform combines its database, Hadoop system and collaboration tool

Symantec launches Backup Exec 2012 in beta for partners

The security vendor has added technology for backing up virtual environments and a new user interface

Tech Data’s 2012 outlook

Canadian and Americas leaders outline future growth for the distributor

Wireless equipment manufacturer from B.C. fights TSX delisting

Tranzeo Wireless Technologies is to be taken off the Toronto Stock Exchange for not meeting its listing requirements

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