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Devices => PC's and Other Hardware => Topic started by: JimH on July 12, 2010, 10:29:15 am
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We've discussed this in the past, but every time I see these container computer arrays, I'm astonished by the scale.
(http://www.pix01.com/gallery/8D12431D-7EA0-495D-9EA2-775091458CB9/Azure/785580349_orig0.jpg)
Microsoft is announcing on Monday that it plans to let businesses and partners run Windows Azure in their own data centers by purchasing a new server appliance.
The software company had previously hinted that customers might someday be able to host their own instances of the cloud-based operating system, but had yet to commit to that option.
The Windows Azure Platform Appliance will be made up of hundreds of servers, along with networking gear and other components in a container-size package. HP, Dell, and Fujitsu will be among the first to sell the appliances, although Redmond is offering few details, such as how much the appliances will cost or when they will be available.
Full article at CNET:
http://news.cnet.com/8301-13860_3-20010124-56.html?tag=newsEditorsPicksArea.0
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Is that Benn600's house?
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Is that Benn600's house?
LOL I sure would love to see some pictures of his house though as it sounds like he has an awesome setup.
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My last post was exactly two months ago on May 26th. What a funny way to return! I actually moved from Iowa to California now that I'm all done with school (for the near future anyway). I suppose there are Media Center users here just like there were in Iowa, lol.
The Other Hardware category has been very quiet since I last looked--woah just a few select posts since back then.
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i was worried. good to see you back. :)
The Other Hardware category has been very quiet since I last looked--woah just a few select posts since back then.
and you where missed indeed.
8)
gab
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Auhhh, that's nice. (wipes tear) haha
Now to just find the time to dream up crazy posts...
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And to the scale aspect of this post, I was fortunate to have a former student who worked at the NASA Ames supercomputer facility, and had a fine tour of:
http://www.nas.nasa.gov/Resources/Systems/systems.html (http://www.nas.nasa.gov/Resources/Systems/systems.html)
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And to the scale aspect of this post, I was fortunate to have a former student who worked at the NASA Ames supercomputer facility, and had a fine tour of:
http://www.nas.nasa.gov/Resources/Systems/systems.html (http://www.nas.nasa.gov/Resources/Systems/systems.html)
Wow. Wow. Wow.