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- Blade PC
- A PC architecture that houses multiple PC modules ("blades") in a single chassis. It takes the machines off the users' desks and houses them in rack mounted cabinets in...
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- HP bundles XenDesktop with two blade PCs
- HP bundles XenDesktop with two blade PCsOh boy!I can just see 10 users sharing the same motherboard video chip. Even for simple email I would think this setup would be dog slow.
- Discussion threads 2009-02-11
- HP bundles XenDesktop with two blade PCs
- HP said Wednesday that it will bundle Citrix's XenDesktop 3 with its blade PCs that reside in data centers. HP's BladeSystem bc2800 and bc2200 Blade PC statement are designed to be centralized clients that are controlled by an enterprise. Citrix has long been able to centralize applications....
- Blog posts 2009-02-11
- HP Thin Client & Blade PC Solutions: Fiona Wright
- The presenter of this webcast speaks about the key features of remote client solutions and how they can benefit teachers and students alike.
- Webcasts 2007-12-01
- HP ships third generation of blade PC solution with new Athlon 64
- HP ships third generation of blade PC solution with new Athlon 64Purely centralized processingis not the way to go. The final solution will be a hybrid approach. Even the largest datacenters will be crippled under a particular dynamic load. It's just like a freeway, if everyone gets on the road...
- Discussion threads 2007-06-11
- HP ships third generation of blade PC solution with new Athlon 64
- HP must be getting something right with its blade PC-based solution. Despite the way the HP's approach seems to take go the opposite direction to the way that client-side computing trends are heading, the company is today launching its third generation of the architecture; a sign that it's...
- Blog posts 2007-06-11
- HP ushers in new blade PC, switches chips
- HP ushers in new blade PC, switches chipsfiber/802.3 kvm solutions...there is one aspect of blade pcs that CTO's and managers must account for.. running a VGA cable to another floor is impossable without KVM extending technology. Fiber based KVM extenders are expensive yet offer great flexability (peer-to-peer fiber...
- Discussion threads 2005-11-07
- NORAD gives thumbs up to blade PCs
- NORAD gives thumbs up to blade PCsClearCubeNothing agin' HP but I'm glad someone else got the contract. This industry needs competition, not stagnation. Oops, did I say Dell?Nice and warminside that mountain! Once rack with 100 servers requires QUITE A BIT of electrical power. Not to mention the cooling that...
- Discussion threads 2005-04-18
- HP unsheathes its blade PC
- HP unsheathes its blade PCand the pundits said thin client was dead[i]The new blade PCs can be used, in conjunction with the company's thin clients, to replace the networked desktop PCs that most companies now issue their employees, HP says.To use the Consolidated Client Infrastructure, a company places an inexpensive...
- Discussion threads 2004-04-27
- Blade PC company links up with IBM
- Blade PC company links up with IBMComplicated Thin ClientWhy would this solution be better than a centrally managed Terminal Server with thin-clients connecting through the network? You would still be managing hundreds of blades that can fail... not to mention hundreds of blades that will have to be patched...
- Discussion threads 2004-02-25
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- Intel seeks new 'microserver' standard
- Why bother with a new standard?What Intel needs to do is use the pre-existing motherboard form factors like Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX. Why can't they just design a board in the Mini-ITX form factor for a single-socket Xeon 3400-series processor with ECC RAM and dual-GBe ports with the standard fare...
- Discussion threads 2009-10-30
- HP Answers Thin Client Questions
- NOTE: The good folks at HP pointed out that I had used an old version of my document and some factual errors crept into my post. This is a revised version of the post with those errors removed and quite possibly new ones inserted. On September 16th,...
- Blog posts 2009-10-06
- HP's Hurd: 'Business is stabilizing'; Units (except for services) still take revenue hit
- Updated: Hewlett-Packard CEO Mark Hurd said Tuesday that "business is stabilizing" and the company will be an early beneficiary of an economic turnaround. The company also raised its fourth quarter earnings target. As expected, HP's quarter was a mixed bag (statement, preview). The company delivered better than...
- Blog posts 2009-08-18
- How many PCs are enough? 5? 10?
- How many PCs are enough? 5? 10?My Count ...8 PC's, 1 Laptop, 2 servers ...But I run my business out of my house ...LudoI want in on this1 RS 60003 Macs2 Laptops2 HP Netservers LH3s4 Desktops.I have been trying to get that number down for years though. Let's See1...
- Discussion threads 2009-07-22
- Dell's analyst meeting: Looking for the big vision
- Dell's analyst powwow on Tuesday is expected to focus heavily on storage and cost cutting, but lack any big transformation plans---although many observers are itching to hear more about the company's acquisition strategy and vision. Caris analyst Robert Cihra sums it up well. Dell has been focusing...
- Blog posts 2009-07-13
- Dell OEM Industry Solutions Group Helps Amulet Hotkey Cut Time to Market in Half for Its New DXM600 PC-Over-IP Blade Workstation Solution
- Integrate a high-density platform into a new PC-over-IP workstation solution to help customers minimize heat, noise, security, and manageability issues; accelerate time to market by selecting a vendor that can reduce in-house product development work. The Dell OEM Industry Solutions Group helped Amulet Hotkey integrate Dell PowerEdge M600 blade servers...
- Case studies 2009-07-01
- What really new in Windows 7? The answer, not much!
- What really new in Windows 7? The answer, not much!Y'know, I disagreeI understand Adrian's need to attract eyeballs and taking a deflationist view of Win7 in a world of gushing praise will no doubt help attract a lot of hits. HOWEVER, I think the wrong questions were asked.Instead of judging...
- Discussion threads 2009-06-16
- Sychron OnDemand Desktop 3.0 - another take on desktop virtualization
- Although the industry's attention has largely be focused on server virtualization and consolidation, there is a very dynamic market for desktop virtualization as well. From time to time I have the chance to speak with executives of companies focused on this market. This time, I had the chance to chat...
- Blog posts 2009-03-30
- Dell offers PC that packs 192GB of DDR3 RAM [not a typo]
- A largely-ignored detail of Dell's big server announcement this week is of its new desktop computer that can be upgraded to sport as much as 192GB of DDR3 RAM. The Precision T7500 workstation sports, count 'em, 12 memory slots, each of which can take a PC10600 stick...
- Blog posts 2009-03-27
- A password vault is as mandatory as anti-virus
- We all need to get out of the mindset that our primary e-mail address combined with a single universal password are our credentials for the world. Admit it. You have one password. You may even have half a dozen variations on your childhood cat's name,...
- Blog posts 2009-03-17
- News to know: Cisco, Salesforce, iPhone, Seattle P-I, Facebook, Intel
- Here are today’s notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily. For continuous updates see BNET’s around-the-Web tech coverage. Tom Steinert-Threlkeld: Cisco launches bid to capture the data center Cisco: Beyond the data center Larry Dignan: Cisco's...
- Blog posts 2009-03-17
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