Data Center

The Web is Dead: Long Live the Cloud

The Internet is the underlying transportation system for how our economy and society operates, and its growth will accelerate the move to the cloud. CIO's Bernard Golden outlines some ways that the people in IT can plan for this growth.

8 More Geek Videos That Aren’t Viral…Yet!

Videos so wrong you don't want to be right.

Lessons From a Data Center That’s Got Game

OnLive builds an unusual high-availability infrastructure -- not for mission-critical applications, but so that consumers can play games. Here's a look at the data center and strategy.n

Cloud Computing: Are You Ready for Co-Creation?

How can you prepare your IT organization for a world where employees must create and collaborate outside of the company? CIO.com's Bernard Golden explains McKinsey's vision of co-creation and shares four pieces of advice.

Microsoft Not Sweating Expected PC Sales Slide

Microsoft Not Sweating Expected PC Sales Slide

Will corporate PC refreshes be enough protect Microsoft from the looming drop in consumer PC spending?

Shrink Your IT Infrastructure Costs

It's no wonder IT leaders are focusing concern on IT infrastructure and operations costs when it accounts for 60 per cent of total IT spend. Since things are still uncertain despite the economy showing signs of improvement, this area of IT &quot

Virtualization Shakes Up How Servers Are Sold

If vendors including Cisco and HP succeed, in a few years you may buy more bundled chunks of infrastructure, and fewer individual server, storage and network pieces. Here's a look at how virtualization is significantly changing server purchases.

10 of the World’s Funniest Tech Videos

The U.S. hasn't cornered the market on funny tech ads. This is one virtual world tour you won't want to miss.

What If Microsoft Bought RIM….

It would be a complex and expensive acquisition, but Microsoft and RIM could unite to build the ultimate business smartphone.

Five Advantages of Unified Information Access (UIA)

A detailed look at the top five most important reasons the world's most visionary enterprises are upgrading to Unified Information Access.