Hardware manufacturers met in Silicon Valley last week to continue drafting new open standards for data centres and servers with components that can be put together like Lego.
The Facebook-sponsored Open Compute Project summit in Santa Clara, California attracted the biggest names in hardware: Intel, AMD, Applied Micro, ARM, Caldexa, Dell, Seagate, Kingston, ScanDisk, EMC, AVNet and Fusion-io.
Chris Griffith 'Hardware manufacturers met in Silicon Valley last week to continue drafting new open standards for data centres' NEW Facebook-sponsored open standards for data centre and server architecture could hurt some manufacturers.
Fran Foo 'Australia is gearing up to be the battleground for cloud computing supremacy' THE world's leading computing companies are ready for combat.
Jennifer Foreshew 'The rise in demand for big-data skills has exposed a shortage of talent both in Australia and elsewhere' THE rise in demand for big-data skills has exposed a shortage of "fully formed" talent both in Australia and elsewhere.
