Ubuntu 13.10 takes aim at virtualization vendors

	Storage hardware sales hit by lower government spending | Intel eyes cloud server business with Broadwell system-on-chip
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	Ubuntu 13.10 takes aim at Microsoft, Apple, Google Ubuntu is moving into the rarified class of operating systems that cover x86/x64 clients and servers, ARM-based tablets/smartphones and commodity cloud instances. Meaning that it's taking on everybody from Microsoft to Red Hat to Apple and Google. Read More WHITE PAPER: Dell and Intel® The Forecast for AccuWeather: Server Consolidation As demand grew for its hourly, localized forecasts, and its service became more data-intensive, AccuWeather wanted to continue to meet user expectations, while controlling costs. View Now In this Issue Storage hardware sales hit by lower government spending Intel eyes cloud server business with Broadwell system-on-chip IT managers are increasingly replacing servers with SaaS WHITE PAPER: Cisco Systems Comprehensive Security: Cisco Catalyst 2960 Series With a rich and comprehensive set of security features, Cisco Catalyst 2960-X and 2960-XR Series Switches can help you address networking megatrends such as bring your own device (BYOD), mobility, and IPv6 transition. Dive deep into the security features these switches provide. Read now >> Storage hardware sales hit by lower government spending One saving grace for the storage vendors was strong demand for offerings targeted at heavily virtualized environments, IDC said. Read More WHITE PAPER: Verizon Wireless As Data Grows, IT and Business Turn to Cloud Businesses are choosing the cloud to help control IT costs, build and deploy applications quickly, and more easily expand the size and scale of their infrastructures. Despite these benefits, however, moving to the cloud also involves challenges. Learn More Intel eyes cloud server business with Broadwell system-on-chip There's been an uptick in the adoption of dense servers for cloud deployments and Intel hopes to capture a larger share of that market through server chips it will release next year. Read More IT managers are increasingly replacing servers with SaaS IT managers want to cut the number of servers they manage, or at least slow the growth, and they may be succeeding, according to new data. Read More
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