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Data traffic surpasses that of voice

Friday, April 16, 2010 By: Gabriel
Category: News

Those Ericsson revealed one aspect of the mobile market a little surprinazator: becoming more mobile users prefer to use the phone more than to make phone calls on it. The report highlights the fact that data traffic has eclipsed voice traffic lately. Moreover, according to market data obtained from Ericsson, the last two years the amount of data trafficked mobile networks increased by 280%. At the same event in which they did slightly shocking announcement Ericsson officials said their information as the voice traffic generates about 140,000 terabytes per month sent by wireless networks. However, for the first time, data transmission even exceed this figure monthly Ericsson said and exactly how. When the data traffic will pass in front of the voice seems to be sensitive to mobile operators. This is because most revenues are recorded in voice traffic and the change could lead to substantial changes in prices charged for data traffic.

Internet providers can lose millions in anti-piracy

Thursday, April 15, 2010 By: Gabriel
Category: News

At least until now only furnizoor Internet service in Britain could be forced to serve millions of copyright infringement notices per year, at a cost of up to £ 15 million, if the provisions Digital Economy Bill will become law. This information arising from a consultation document published by the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills on how more efficient distribution of costs in the fight against online piracy. Copyright owners lose £ 400 million annually because of online piracy. But government advisers say that if online piracy would be reduced, the benefit of copyright owners would be only £ 200 million per year. Since copyright owners will be the most gain from anti-piracy measures, the British government has proposed that they pay 75% of costs, and Internet providers 25%.

Cisco QuantumFlow for future servers

Tuesday, April 13, 2010 By: Gabriel
Category: News

Most of Cisco’s routing system made 12 times more powerful than competing products, which company officials say real progress will be dedicated to networking and the Internet which will underpin the next generation networks. CRS-3 network router has a Cisco QuantumFlow matrix processor, which combines six separate chips, providing a higher level of processing and has a transmission capacity of 322 terabytes per second and can make it possible, for example, by downloading Internet in one second, the entire U.S. Library of Congress. According to Cisco CRS-3 will revolutionize broadband communications field through extraordinary growth rate streaming video, online services and those in portable, impact on consumers, businesses and governments. To get a clearer perspective on the new router, network performance, company officials said the CRS-3 can be downloaded in just four mind, all films created by film industry or the Chinese can allow every citizen to participate in participate in a simultaneous videoconference .

Microsoft released a patch for DoS attacks on servers

Thursday, April 8, 2010 By: Gabriel
Category: News

Traditional Microsoft released patches or package that will address not less than 25 vulnerabilities – some already harvested, but many still undiscovered by attackers. Traditionally the company since 2003, Microsoft releases security updates the second Tuesday of each month. One of the 11 security patches released today, labeled as “Important” will solve the problem of type DoS (Denial of Service) discovered in versions of Exchange Server (2000, 2003, 2007 and 2010), while the other two will suites fix vulnerabilities in Office XP, 2003 and 2007. The other eight updates, five considered “critical” solve problems of Windows operating system, versions affected are Windows 2000, XP, Vista, 7, Server 2003 and Server 2008 (R2). At least seven of the 11 patches will require restarting the computer.

The new servers with Intel Xeon 7500 Maguay, perfect for Web Hosting

Tuesday, April 6, 2010 By: Gabriel
Category: News

Maguay launched new servers PowerServer line, the Intel Xeon processor 7500 series, launched in Romania, while those for server processors manufactured by Intel Corporation. New Maguay PowerServer ER4 Xeon processor 7500 series launched today is so powerful that it can replace 20 uniprocessor servers from any Data Center. One PowerServer! Maximum amount of memory has increased to unprecedented rates: a configuration with four Intel Xeon 7500, as Maguay PowerServer ER4, can support up to 512GB of memory. New performance PowerServer are incomparably higher than those of old Powerserv, so Intel said Nehalem architecture. After last year Intel has completed one by one most series Xeon processors with new members with the Nehalem architecture, now time for the 7XXX series Xeon processors to get new members with the latest architecture and performance, during which fully completes Intel passing all Xeon processors in this architecture. As already revealed in previous releases occasions, Intel’s Nehalem architecture produces a jump of more spectacular performance than initially expected, and intelligent features introduced in this architecture offers a new perspective on computing power at its disposal. This time, the new Intel Xeon 7500 November benefits, such as memory access bandwidth by eight times, and scalability configuration – which is unprecedented: Intel Xeon 7500 platforms are designed to work on 2 processors, up to 256 processors.

Memory modules for servers, from Samsung

Tuesday, March 30, 2010 By: Gabriel
Category: News

Those from Samsung has been thought to give good news servers and the owners of the largest memory module so far. Type DDR3, the new memory module has a capacity of not less than 32 GB, double what we know now, and power consumption is the same as the 16GB module, thus enabling a server to have a total capacity of 384 GB (192 GB up front now). Mass production for the new memory modules, built on the 40nm process technology will start in the next, and Sony prepare for the end of this year manufacturing technology to 30 nm.

Sex.com domain auctioned for one million dollars

Wednesday, March 10, 2010 By: Gabriel
Category: News

Who said that Internet domains are not profitable? Here on sale to the most expensive area in the history of the Internet, sex.com. Field will be puns on sale again at an auction, on March 18, the minimum amount of input being one million dollars. If at first but it was enough to have your domain name to ensure a win-secure website, after the Google and other search engines is less important as your name, but how your content is indexed and stay sex.com very few of this chapter. Sex.com domain was bought for a few dollars in 1994 by entrepreneur Gary Kremen, founder of match.com. Did not use the field and was tricked to give rights to Stephen Cohen. After a battle in the courts which lasted over five years, Kremen’s property went to the field. In addition there are other areas sex.com as expensive: fund.com, and bussiness.com poker.com.

Apache servers, favorite to Web Hosting

Thursday, March 4, 2010 By: Gabriel
Category: News

According to a survey by Netcraft, Apache servers are favorites of those who offer Web Hosting services. Apache has added another 1.8 million domain portfolio, compared with the second competitor to Microsoft’s IIS course that managed to catch only the names of 1.1 million market. It is noteworthy however that the evangelism and conferences from Microsoft, and work to make IIS7 server stable and have a word said. At present Apache has 54% of the market, “providing” services for 112 million domains. Microsoft is second on the list, but far from and close to Apache, with just 50 million domains in its portfolio with a market share of 24%. The remaining solutions are insignificant, with less than 10%.

Emergencies with a Managed Server

Friday, February 26, 2010 By: Gabriel
Category: News

Managed servers are a little bit different than your ordinary dedicated server. Managed servers could be anything from a shared hosting solution to a complete server that is simply “managed” by the hosting company. However, in general, most managed servers give you less control than servers that are dedicated and simply located on a rack at a data center. While this might not mean much to most people, it can have a serious effect on what you are able to do in the case of an emergency with your server. Contingencies are meant to be planned out so that they never ever have to be used. Still, many dedicated/shared hosts find themselves with unique situations that require them to put a plan into action quickly and efficiently. This is why you need to contact your hosting company early on to see what sort of backups that they have in place. Many hosting companies know how to deal with problems, and will help you with certain strategies. This could be anything from weekly backups, to daily backups and more. Some hosting companies may even allow you to request a backup from the past day or two if you have a hacker/virus attack your managed server. Thanks to technology you can typically setup an automated backup whenever it is a good time to do so. Many server owners choose to have their server backup during the overnight hours, when server usage is lower and the server will be able to tolerate it better. However, if you are not sure how to do this, you can always contact your hosting company who will be more than happy to help you. Another good contingency plan for your managed server is to be able to reboot it remotely. Most, if not all, managed server hosts offer this feature now. In case your server ends up having problems or is extremely sluggish, you can remotely restart it. This saves you time and anger as well as labor for the host. Data centers can often have some of the best backup systems in the world. You must simply know what you are doing in order to make sure you have the right catastrophic backups in place. Most data centers that deal with managed servers know how to deal with large scale issues. However, it never hurts to talk with them about the problems that could come up. They may be able to tell you about their plans, and security of your data. The more that you can work together with your host, the better off you are going to be in the case of a real emergency

IPv6 Expansion at Data Centers Canada

Wednesday, February 24, 2010 By: Gabriel
Category: News

Data Centers Canada a data center provider which operates, develops and manages Canadian real estate to  provide turn-key data center solutions, today announced the availability of the IPv6 to its Toronto, Ontario Canada data centers. IPv6,  the next generation Internet protocol provides many benefits in comparison to the legacy IPv4 standard.   The key benefit of IPv6 is that it addresses the current need for additional IP space as the current IPv4 architecture is close to world wide depletion. IPv6 is built on a 128 bit architecture in comparison to the 32 bit IPv4 standard.   Advantages of the IPv6 architecture are significant and include: Simplified network management; End to end connective integrity; Unconstrained address abundance; Integrated interoperability and mobility.