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Intel accelerates data centre transformation

Using standard x86 servers and programmable switches to deploy and manage virtualized networking infrastructure with software-defined networking will radically lower costs and enable datacenter and telecom networks to deploy new services.

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Sudlows has been selected as a preferred supplier to upgrade the University of Liverpool’s data and communications infrastructure.

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Computacenter has been named EMC Enterprise Partner of the Year at the EMC 2013 Channel Awards on February 12th for the second year running. The award recognises year-on-year growth and the continued work between the two companies in the channel.

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Vision Solutions, Inc. has confirmed that its Double-Take® MOVE™ solution has all the capabilities enterprises require to migrate their Windows Server workloads into Microsoft's Windows Azure Infrastructure Services cloud platform, which was announced on 16th April. Double-Take MOVE enables enterprises to perform easy, no-risk, near-zero downtime migrations from any combination of physical, virtual or cloud platforms into the new Windows Azure Infrastructure Services.

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SUSE has announced the worldwide general availability of basic support and priority support for SUSE Linux Enterprise Server on Windows Azure. In addition, openSUSE 12.3 is also now being offered on Windows Azure. With these new and updated offerings, enterprises and developers will be able to quickly and easily deploy production Linux workloads on-demand in Windows Azure, saving time and money.

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CohesiveFT offers broader use base for SDN product, VNS3, now offers cloud networking webinar series.

atNorth and Kesko join forces for heat reuse in Finland

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Mirantis collaborates with Google on Kubernetes and OpenStack integration

Mirantis has launched an initiative that integrates Kubernetes with OpenStack, letting developers...

Epsilon and ESpanix enhance global connectivity with their partnership

Epsilon Telecommunications partners with ESpanix to strengthen connectivity across the Iberian...

Mobility, APIs and business enablement spark new attitudes towards security and drive an increase in investment

Protection is still the main driver for security, but a new study reveals that UK organisations...

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Intel accelerates data centre transformation

University of Liverpool selects Sudlows

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SUSE Linux Enterprise Server basic and priority support now offered on Windows Azure

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