Will infrastructures whistle for PAN?
By Martin Banks in Editorial
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When it comes to infrastructure issues, Dell is not one of those vendor names that leaps automatically to mind, except as a very competitive supplier of `additional bits
More desktops become infrastructure
By Martin Banks in Editorial
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The enterprise desktop is most definitely becoming an integral part of the datacentre, a fact that must be true if only because of the number of companies now offering different types of desktop solution. There are virtualised desktops, PC-blade desktops and their associated thin clients, and there are the tools that allow the IT department to build, and therefore control and manage, the workspaces that individual users are provided. One of the latest to move in on this latter area is Dutch-based Getronics, with what it calls its Future-Ready Workspace.
A toe in the utility waters
By Martin Banks in Editorial
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The Cold War left behind, if nothing else, some hot property. This is especially so if you are in the market for the ultimate in secure datacentres and don
The thinning line between adaptivity and anarchy
By Martin Banks in Editorial
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The change in the nature of what we call `infrastructure

