Datacenter infrastructure market continues to grow
Market growth has been slowed not just by the economy but also by the need to find new ways to consistently evaluate infrastructure hardware.
David Chernicoff looks at technologies that impact data center users and operators, including server consolidation and virtualization, green IT, and the latest hardware advances.
With more than 20 years of published writings about technology, as well as industry stints as everything from a database developer to CTO, David Chernicoff has earned the term "veteran" in the technology world.
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