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Posts Tagged ‘Architecture’
An Android Developer relies on the Android Architecture when Developing an Application Posted By : Mark Stetler1
December 31st, 2010 |
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Service Oriented Architecture Posted By : vijay_Korappa_Shetty
December 29th, 2010 |
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Service-oriented architecture (SOA) is set of designed principle that is basically used in developing phases of systems & integrating components while computing. SOS offers the complete pack of functionalities based interoperable services which are used specially with multiple systems under different business departments. SOA is not only used in business segment, but also for consumer services like enabling web-based applications. SOA has wide range of applications in the field computing especia
SAP R/3 Architecture – Benefits of This Architecture Posted By : Nick Mutt
December 21st, 2010 |
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In SAP R/3, R stands for real time data processing and 3 stands for three tier architecture. Latest version of SAP ERP is ECC 6.0 which is successor of R/3 architecture.
New IBM Architecture Doubles Analytics Processing Speed
November 19th, 2010 |
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Announced at the Supercomputing 2010 show, IBMs new General Parallel File System-Shared Nothing Cluster (GPFS-SNC) architecture can double the speed of analytics processing. – At
the Supercomputing 2010 conference, IBM released details of a new storage
architecture design that can double analytics processing speed.
Announced
on Nov. 19 at the conference in New Orleans,
the new architecture created by IBM researchers can convert terabytes of pure
information into act…
Mitel Debuts Freedom Cloud-Ready Software Architecture
November 17th, 2010 |
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Mitel UC Advanced Web and Mobile Portal provides remote access to corporate communications capabilities. – Unified communications software solutions specialist Mitel
unveiled its Freedom architecture, a single, cloud-ready software stream that
delivers an array of communications options for businesses looking to integrate
a voice solution into networks and applications.
Mitel also announced new supp…
What Is SAP Architecture and How It Can Be Configured in Various Ways? Posted By : Ryan Mutt
November 17th, 2010 |
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SAP architecture is divided into three layers – presentation, application and database layer. Read this article to know more details about SAP architecture.
Avaya Launches Virtualization Strategy
November 12th, 2010 |
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The Virtual Enterprise Network Architecture (VENA) offering is designed to increase flexibility and scalability. – Communications systems specialist Avaya Data Solutions announced the launch of Virtual Enterprise Network Architecture (VENA), a data networking architecture designed to provide an end-to-end connection from the desktop to the data center. The new architecture features a ‘Virtual Services Fabric tha…
Oct. 20, 1984: An Aquarium for the Ages Opens
October 20th, 2010 |
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1984: The Monterey Bay Aquarium opens in California.
The aquarium occupies the site of an old sardine cannery at the edge of Monterey Bay, one of the most fertile and diverse marine environments on earth. That diversity inspired the idea of devoting the aquarium solely to the rich marine life indigenous to its own stretch of [...]
Oct. 15, 1900: Boston Embraces the Sound of Music
October 15th, 2010 |
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1900: Boston’s Symphony Hall, an acoustical marvel in its day and still regarded as one of the world’s great concert halls, opens with an inaugural concert by the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
Unlike most American concert halls, which tend to favor a wider, fan-shaped configuration, Symphony Hall was built along European lines — deep, narrow and high. [...]
Motorola Rolls Out Enhanced WLAN Architecture
October 6th, 2010 |
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Motorola unveils its Wing 5 wireless LAN architecture, which puts more intelligence and services into the access point to make the architecture more scalable and resilient. – BOSTON Motorola officials are
looking to bring greater reliability and scalability to enterprise wireless
networks by adding greater intelligence and services to access points on the
edge of the network.
At an event here Oct. 5, Motorola unveiled it Wing 5 wireless LAN
802.11n architecture, whi…
Intel ‘Sandy Bridge’ Chip Architecture to Take Center Stage at IDF
September 10th, 2010 |
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At IDF, Intel will feature its chip architecture code-named Sandy Bridge, with enhanced graphics capabilities. PCs with the new chips are due out in early 2011. – Intel’s next-generation quot;Sandy
Bridge quot; processor
microarchitecture will be a key topic of discussion at the Intel Developer
Forum, which kicks off Sept. 13 in San Francisco.
CEO Paul Otellini and Dadi
Perlmutter, executive vice president and general manager of Intel’s
Architecture Gr…
Extreme Networks Virtualization Architecture to Support VMware Environments
August 27th, 2010 |
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Extreme Networks, in partnership with Exar, is expanding the reach of its Direct Attach architecture to support VMware deployments. The two will demo the solution at VMworld. – When Extreme Networks officials first introduced their Direct Attach virtualized
networking architecture at the Interop 2010 show in April, they
demonstrated the offering using the Linux-based KVM virtualization
technology.
That was fine for the demonstration, but wouldnt
work if the company wa…
Technical Processes and Software Architecture Posted By : kellyprice1225
August 3rd, 2010 |
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Without appreciating the true meaning of technical processes it may not be possible implementing the software architecture. Reason for this is that the world of information technology has advanced by leaps and bounds during the last few years. Multiple technical processes are involved in software architecture and that is the crux of the problem.
Complex Network Architecture? Simplify Your View Posted By : SukhdeepSingh
July 13th, 2010 |
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Does it seem that sometimes your network is so complicated that it is just too hard to manage? Youre not the only thinking about this. Running a smoothly operating network may appear simplistic to your end users, but you know quite well that there is a lot more involved than they suspect.
Difference Between 32 Bit n 64 Bit Architecture Posted By : arief hartawan
June 17th, 2010 |
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Difference Between 32 Bit n 64 Bit Architecture
SeaMicro Uses Intel Atom Chip in Server Architecture
June 14th, 2010 |
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Startup SeaMicro is unveiling its SM10000 server, which takes advantage of the small and highly energy efficient Intel Atom processors and its own I/O virtualization technology to create a computing architecture that is highly scalable and drives down server power and space costs by as much as 75 percent over traditional systems. The SeaMicro server is aimed at Internet companies and HPC organizations. – SeaMicro is coming out of three years of stealth mode with a new server architecture that offers significant power and space savings through its use of Intels Atom processors.
SeaMicro on June 14 unveiled its SM10000, which can scale to 512 Intel Atom chips, which Intel initially designed for use i…
Intel Channels ‘Larrabee’ for HPC Processor Architecture
June 2nd, 2010 |
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At the ISC 2010 show, Intel officials introduced "Knights Corner," a processing architecture aimed at the parallel computing applications inherent in the HPC field. Knights Corner incorporates what Intel officials have learned through the “Larrabee” GPU project, as well as previous many-cores processor initiatives. – Intel engineers are taking what they learned with the now-shelved
“Larrabee” graphics chip project and with their multicore single-chip
cloud computing strategy to create a co-processor architecture aimed at
the high-performance computing market.
At the International Supercomputing 2010 show May…
1939’s ‘World of Tomorrow’ Shaped Our Today
April 30th, 2010 |
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The New York World’s Fair of 1939 and 1940 promised visitors they would be looking at the “World of Tomorrow.” Not everything they saw there came true, but plenty was close. One reason for that was the fair’s own lasting influence on American architecture and industrial design.
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Pano Logic Opens Up Its Desktop Virtualization Architecture
February 24th, 2010 |
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Pano Logic is rolling out its Zero Client Reference Architecture to show businesses that its desktop virtualization system is the only one with a true zero-client model. Zero client means that the endpoint does not hold anything, that everything from the processor to the data to the memory is housed on a centralized server.
– In a crowded desktop
virtualization space that seems to have as many definitions as competitors,
Pano Logic officials are looking to highlight their products differentiators.
Pano Logic on Feb. 24 rolled out the reference architecture for
its desktop virtualization offering, which Parmeet Chaddh…