Survivor's Guide to 2007: Storage & Servers
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Steven Hill
December 15, 2006
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Many of the technologies we pointed to last year--server virtualization, IP storage, multicore processors and blade servers--are still evolving and continue to be important areas to watch as you work to keep up with emerging technologies. In addition to those developments, 2007 will also usher in the long-awaited next generation of server and desktop OSs from Microsoft.
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