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Information Management : Storage
Standing Up For Mainframes
Jon Toigo, who blogs at Drunken Data (and has written for our sister site Network Computing), put up an interesting post this week about the viability of mainframes. I'll let Jon make his argument here, but I'd also like to throw open the floor to our readers. Have you replaced or are considering replacing a mainframe with a distributed virtual server environment? What are the pros and cons? Let us know. « McAfee Secures Place In UTM Market With $465 Million Acquisition | Main | Content Management Best Practices For More Than Just SharePoint » |
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