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In this week's Computer Weekly, we report on a programme to get more young women into cyber security. We look at fashion for online personas. And we examine edge computing as the new data frontier, and how cloud-native platforms and AI might transform the datacentre. Read the issue now.
TECHNICAL ARTICLE:
Intel IT has standardized the Intel® Xeon® processors with a core frequency of 3 GHz for two-socket servers for design computing and enterprise server virtualization. Our analysis demonstrates that higher-end processors significantly enhance server performance for a minimal increase in total cost of ownership (TCO).
VIDEOCAST:
This animated module, the first of four, includes and overview on the benefits of one product family and highlights performance, scalability and reliability.
WHITE PAPER:
The all new Intel® Core™ vPro™ processor family complements the new Windows® 7 operating system by building effective trusted computing and management mechanisms into the hardware. Read this paper to learn more.
PRODUCT OVERVIEW:
This solution brief explains how organizations can meet new demands for higher performance, security, reliability, and service levels. Gain insight into a processor-based architecture that will allow you to achieve this goal.
VIDEO:
This brief video explores key server purchasing criteria for your virtual environment. Discover a recommended hardware offering that optimizes memory utilization, reduces latency, and eliminates I/O bottlenecks here.
PRODUCT OVERVIEW:
This paper discusses the need for memory throttling and addresses two memory throttling techniques, implemented in platforms built on Intel® Centrino® Duo mobile technology.
WHITE PAPER:
New security threats are constantly emerging, and it is your responsibility to properly protect your business. This white paper discusses four key aspects of IT security and explains how you can effectively address them by implementing processors with built-in security features.
WHITE PAPER:
This white paper examines the defining reliability, availability, and serviceability characteristics of Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Learn how they enable the addition and removal of physical and logical devices while improving system availability and increasing capacity.
