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Data centers are often designed (or overdesigned) to handle the highest load that might come their way, which really doesn't jibe with the green ideal.

The Cool Stuff Holiday Gift Guide is back, with tips for the very best gifts to buy for the tech lovers in your life. This year, be the one whose gifts are the biggest hits.

Instead of delivering on its data center power-efficiency work, the Green Grid has announced nine more studies and has committed to delivering them by the end of the year. The job of producing usable power-efficiency metrics is proving difficult.

Unless you've pulled a Rip Van Winkle under the router racks, you've probably noticed that "virtualization" is one of the biggest buzzwords around these days. Seems like everything's gone virtual: servers, storage, security, communications, the workforce (not to mention reality).

One of the unfortunate corollaries of Moore's Law is that as computing power grows, so do power requirements and heat dissipation.

If you use Apache to host a Web site, Web programming can be done in countless languages. Along with Perl, the open-source PHP (Hypertext preprocessor; originally Personal Home Page) language has emerged as a favorite of Apache developers.

Storage management vendor Sistina Software Thursday released enhanced file system software that gives Linux server users better performance and updated volume management tools.