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Virtualisation
Virtualisation makes large centralised infrasrtuctures appear to be small, dedicated – even custom – resources at the user end. Almost anything can be virtualised: servers, storage, networks, even desktops. Since large infrastructures are cheaper to build and maintain, the cost of a small ‘slice’ is much lower than the equivalent dedicated system.
Virtualisation is often the first step towards cloud and the hypervisor is the starting point: is it time for KVM to be given a fair shake?
Virtualisation is the first step towards the cloud and recent changes to Windows Server 2012 make it an easier move
There's trouble brewing over the nature of desktop as a service as firms debate the nature of Microsoft licensing -it could all turn nasty
It's new year, the time when many people start thinking of setting up on their own: for them, cloud is the only option
Looking through the IaaS providers is a tricky process: their offerings are similar but there's a divergence in how they're priced.
Suffolk County Council has ported its desktops to the cloud and saved millions of pounds
Coventry University has cut its computing costs by using Hyper-V to put business ciritcal apps in a private cloud
One of the largest cloud education projects in the UK is in Northern Ireland, where monthly billing has smoothed the path to acceptance
Forget any notion that all councils are conservative when it comes to IT, Sunderland is set to be a pace-setter for some time
Cloud hosting from Star has helped Richmond Events ‘change the face of business conferences in the UK.’
The Open Data Centre Alliance has highlighted how far virtualisation vendors have to go to avoid proprietary lock-in
Non-profit body to provide infrastructure, guidance and collaborative network
Networking giant targets Microsoft Cloud OS datacentres
Product will give IT organisations powerful forecasting tools, company claims
IT execs feel less sure about virtual data recovery than 12 months ago, research suggests
