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Online games can be compute-intensive, particularly first-person shooters or games with heavy graphics that require a lot of power. But apparently a crossword puzzle can put a strain on cloud architecture, too.
The New York Times crossword – first in Continue reading A Type of Computing: NYTimes Crossword Moves from AWS to Google App Engine
Houston data centers operated by four providers have remained online since Hurricane Harvey made landfall Friday evening, but streets surrounding at least most of the facilities are flooded, cutting off customer access.
The hurricane (which experts h Continue reading Four Providers’ Houston Data Centers Online, but Access Roads Flooded
We don’t often get a chance to stick two buzz-phrases into one headline, but thanks to VMware, today is our lucky day.
For companies looking to deploy edge computing, be it computers in retail stores, in remote offices, or on factory floors, VMware h Continue reading VMware Pitches Hyper-Converged Infrastructure for Edge Computing
With 35-plus years as a full-service mechanical and mission critical environments contractor with a heavy emphasis on service, maintenance, and repair, I specialize in mission critical cooling (heat rejection) and electrical infrastructures, as well Continue reading A Liquid Cooling Renaissance Coming to the Data Center?