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What makes IBM's 'green' data center tick

Summary: CNET News' Martin LaMonica gets a tour of IBM's lab for green IT where the data center uses networked sensors and liquid cooling to lower energy use.

Topics: IBM, Data Centers, Hardware, Networking, Storage

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        Mills noted that the latest Netezza appliance is optimized for IBM?s
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        BladeCenter technology and is part of a broader portfolio focused on big
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        data projects. IBM also has its BigInsights software, based on Hadoop
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        and its Streams application. The software is designed to analyze
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        The big pitch for Netezza is the price per user per terabyte. Mills said
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        the Netezza appliance will run about $2,500 per user per terabye
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        compared to an average of $10,000. ?This has an attractive price point
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        when compared to other options,? said Mills.
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        The Netezza appliance is clearly aimed at Oracle?s Exadata appliances
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        and other data warehousing systems from the likes of Teradata
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        Since closing the Netezza deal last November, IBM has focused on expanding the company
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    unstructured data on the fly.
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