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1 Little GB, 2 Little GB, ..., 10 Little Gigabit
The 10 Gigabit Ethernet Alliance announced that its membership has increased to over 50 companies in less than three months.

GB RAM TECHNOLOGIES: 1 Little GB, 2 Little GB, ..., 10 Little Gigabit 1 Little GB, 2 Little GB, ..., 10 Little Gigabit G. Duhaime - June 5, 2000 Read Comments G. Duhaime - June 5 , 2000 Event Summary Las Vegas-(Business Wire)-May 9th, 2000, The 10 Gigabit Alliance is growing by hops and nodes. The vendor alliance formed by seven companies to establish and promote the IEEE 802.3ae Gigabit Ethernet Standard has grown to over 50 vendors in just three months. The rapid and tremendous growth in the 10 Gigabit Alliance will only
6/5/2000

The Handspring Visor Goes Wireless ~Look out Palm VII!
The Palm VII has the advantage of being an all-in-one device, however the Handspring Visor comes with 8MB of RAM and can be upgraded, allowing a user adequate room for growth.

GB RAM TECHNOLOGIES: Security | 1 Little GB, 2 Little GB, ..., 10 Little Gigabit | i2 Technologies Gets Reporting Help From Hyperion | Fischer’s Prio! SecureSync ~ A Solution to Enterprise Directory Chaos | Dell Tops in Customer Satisfaction | Saltare.com Prepares LEAP Into B2B Fray | EAI Vendor Active Software Activates Transactions | Should PeopleSoft be Overly Happy? | EarthLink’s Pilot of Wireless Email via BlackBerry Handhelds | Intel Faces 820 Chipset Problems (Again) | Antidisintermediation | SAP Gives in to CRM
7/21/2000

NEC Pulls Packard Bell PCs in US
Japan's NEC Corp. plans a restructuring of its U.S. Packard Bell NEC unit that will result in layoffs of about 80 percent of the unit's staff, the departure of senior management and its withdrawal from the U.S. retail personal-computer market.

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11/10/1999

In-Memory Analytics: A Multi-Dimensional Study
This BI article looks at why and how in-memory technology transforms analytic applications. The primary bottleneck to high-performance multidimensional analysis has been slow hard drive speed—the time it takes for data to be transferred from disk storage to random access memory (RAM). With crashing RAM prices and 64-bit addressing, in-memory architecture provides new and innovative solutions for online analytical processing (OLAP). This article looks at why and how in-memory technology transforms analytic applications for BI.

GB RAM TECHNOLOGIES: 1 TB (x64-based systems) 128GB and less (most editions of Vista, server 2003, some editions of server 2008) Contrast this with 32-bit systems that have a total limit of 4GB and a per-process limit of 3GB. A 64-bit architecture can potentially allow a 300GB OLAP database or data mart to be completely resident in physical RAM and an 8TB data mart to be addressable in its entirety. It is important to note that memory available to an analytic application depends on the per-process space and although this
9/1/2010 10:53:00 AM

High Performance Organizations Are Driven by the Power of Enterprise Business Events

GB RAM TECHNOLOGIES: High Performance Organizations Are Driven by the Power of Enterprise Business Events High Performance Organizations Are Driven by the Power of Enterprise Business Events Ram Ramdas - April 7, 2004 Read Comments The Emerging Business Activity Monitoring (BAM) Framework Agility , real time enterprise , zero latency these are among the several buzzwords doing the rounds these days. Some would characterize these present times as belonging to the Real Time Decade. Are these words just hype or do they
4/7/2004

Performance Management Simplified by MSPs
IT infrastructure consisting of networks, servers, databases, and even parts of application systems forms a networked computing system (NCS) whose performance must be actively managed to ensure continual business support. But the skills and tools necessary to ensure that network and server systems provide adequate levels of services and performance are expensive and scarce. Management service providers (MSPs) that specialize in performance management can apply expert personnel and 24/7 monitoring at a fraction of the cost required to staff the function internally.

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1/24/2001

IBM’s “Shark” Eaten by EMC’s “BASS”
EMC announced its latest high-end Symmetrix models, capable of scaling up to 19.2 terabytes of disk space. Perhaps they should name it the BASS (Big-Advanced Storage System, for the more refined among you), since they’re trying to sink IBM’s “Shark”.

GB RAM TECHNOLOGIES: to a whopping 1.4 GB/sec, far surpassing IBM s 800 MB/sec. EMC s most serious competition currently comes from IBM, but Jim Rothnie, EMC s senior vice president of product management, has stated That will be the closest time when our competitor will catch up to were we are now. Our lead has been extended to three years. As if falling behind in the capacity race was not bad enough, IBM recently announced that basic Fibre Channel connectivity and data replication software for ESS has been delayed until Au
5/16/2000

New Version of TIBCO s Enterprise Social Platform: tibbr 4 » The TEC Blog
New Version of TIBCO s Enterprise Social Platform: tibbr 4 » The TEC Blog TEC Blog TEC Home About TEC Contact Us About the Bloggers Follow TEC on Twitter RSS Discussing Enterprise Software and Selection --> Fast, Accurate Software Evaluations TEC helps enterprises evaluate and select software solutions that meet their exacting needs by empowering purchasers with the tools, research, and expertise to make an ideal decision. Your software selection starts here.

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28-09-2012

Extreme Networks BlackDiamond Product of the Year
Network Magazine announced that Extreme Networks BlackDiamond 6800 was the Enterprise Backbone Device of the year.

GB RAM TECHNOLOGIES: Again | 1 Little GB, 2 Little GB, ..., 10 Little Gigabit | Just One Hop Away From San Jose | Will Solomon Finally Satisfy Great Plains’ Insatiable Appetite? | Top 10 Excuses For Not Securing Your Website or Network | AMD Server Plans De-Railed | 6 Days After Advisory Posted, AboveNet Gets Hit | Cisco to Become a Player in the DWDM | Napster Cooks up Soup-to-Gnutella Network Management Challenges | Voice-Over-Broadband Standards on the Horizon | Gigabit Transceivers ~ the Next Generation |
5/25/2000

Mortice Kern Systems Goes Vertical (Sky, that is)
Mortice Kern Systems (MKS), long known for their expertise in porting UNIX environments (for instance, a Korn Shell or a CGI script) to native Windows NT and Windows 2000, has expanded into the world of e-business. They have created a new wholly owned subsidiary called Vertical Sky, which is marketing a product called the Vertical Sky Evolution Management Solution™. The vendor believes that it will 'provide integrated management of code and content in an e-business'.

GB RAM TECHNOLOGIES: Security | 1 Little GB, 2 Little GB, ..., 10 Little Gigabit | i2 Technologies Gets Reporting Help From Hyperion | Fischer’s Prio! SecureSync ~ A Solution to Enterprise Directory Chaos | Dell Tops in Customer Satisfaction | Saltare.com Prepares LEAP Into B2B Fray | EAI Vendor Active Software Activates Transactions | Should PeopleSoft be Overly Happy? | EarthLink’s Pilot of Wireless Email via BlackBerry Handhelds | Intel Faces 820 Chipset Problems (Again) | Antidisintermediation | SAP Gives in to CRM
9/14/2000

IBM’s NetVista Joins the Appliance PC Fray
IBM debuts an extremely competitive business network appliance with its new NetVista PCs. Now if it can just fix that direct Web site...

GB RAM TECHNOLOGIES: S40 Celeron 566 10 GB $699 HP eVectra D9898T Pentium III 600 8.4 GB $999 Compaq iPaq legacy free Celeron 500 4.3GB $499 IBM has a good mix of features and values. For $200 more than Compaq s offering, you get: Larger hard drive Faster processor E-mail and application suite (Lotus Notes client & Lotus SmartSuite Millennium) IBM also includes free deployment and migration tools such as the System Migration Assistant, which collects user settings and data from an old PC and transports them to a new NetVista.
5/24/2000