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UbunCanonical intros metal as a service

MaaS lets administrators build pools of resources from server clusters without needing to physically visit each machine.

F5 debuts VIPRION hardware solutions

The new VIPRION chassis and blade enable customers to effortlessly scale applications and service delivery platforms on demand.

Microsoft seizes Zeus botnet servers

The company plans to maintain the botnets in an effort to upset the operation.

Google uses sewer water to cool data centre

The Internet giant reuses water to cool servers in its Douglas County centre in an effort to conserve water.

Cisco expands data centre portfolio

Featuring the Intel Xeon E5-2600 product family, the servers address data centre scale.

Fujitsu achieves energy efficiency record

The recently announced Fujitsu Primergy RX300 S7 debuts as the world's most energy-efficient single-node server.

Fujitsu extends cloud portfolio

The company's new Primergy CX400 servers deliver flexibility, cost-effectiveness and smart scale-out in cloud and high-performance computing environments.

Dell intros new PowerEdge server portfolio

Dell debuts seven new blade, rack and tower servers optimised for mission-critical applications.

Intel targets data centres with new processors

The company's Xeon processor E5-2600 line have up to eight cores and are 80% faster than their predecessors.

AMD buys server start-up

The company acquires SeaMicro as it seeks to enter the server business.

Hyper-scale servers experience healthy uptake

SA could see a major influx of hyper-scale servers from Q2 2012 if it is awarded the bid to implement the SKA telescope, says Ronaldo De Santana, research analyst, systems and infrastructure solutions, at IDC.

Apple confirms 'green' data centre plans

The company will build a data centre in Oregon, where outside temperatures will support the centre's cooling systems.