Our customer Jason Powell might have a problem….
Check out this post.
Check out this post.
We really crushed it last year @ EqualLogic and won some awards. Fearless leader Don Bulens was the CEO of the year. Love and kisses, Don. View VideoFormat: flvDuration:
This posted at Storage @ Work back in March. It fits with something else I just posted over there about StorageMojo getting hacked. View VideoFormat: flvDuration:
I love the XPS M1330 and am jealous because I don't have one. There is a new BIOS update for it that addresses a temporary system hang when the optical drive door is opened. For you sysadmins, our TechCenter has an article with sample scripts showing how BIOS … READ MORE
Todd Muirhead in the TechCenter is a tech stud. Geekstud. U know? We were talking this AM and he said he thought we soft pedaled the R805 server in yesterday's Big V announcement. Says its the first server designed specifically for virtualization applications. Who knows he might be … READ MORE
CEOs don't always like people digging around their personal lives, but this article in CRN made me wonder, hmmm……
DevCentral has an great post about the development of HA over the years. And he's a rocker too, which led me to a completely unrelated site that I liked. (this post was first made on my Storage @ Work blog)
Yesterday John Mullen posted about the huge install at Purdue with 249 pictures from Tinkergeek of their Habitat for Computing effort. Today a customer of ours, Joe Cruz, from Wharton, posted about their own install fun. Party on dudes!
Despite our tendencies to latch onto hell-bent, blazingly hot, cutting edge technologies, it always makes sense to cool down a bit and take a measured look at performance innovations. RAID controllers are on the verge of the next storage interconnect technology jump with 6Gb/s SAS. At first glance, … READ MORE
I don't know about anybody else, but the whole Microsoft, Yahoo, Google, AOL thing is leaving me a bit down. Yeah, I know at the end of the day I don't have a job doing this if Dell doesn't sell enough data products and services, but the thought … READ MORE