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Issue Of » September 25, 2006
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New Cooling Technologies Tackle Data Center Heat
From water-cooled systems to spraying liquids directly on chips and motherboards, IT managers need to consider new ways to cool off their data centers.
Encryption Works Wonders, But Causes Its Own IT Headaches
Encryption is effective, but applying it to PCs, databases, and networks means adding layers of software and hardware and taking on new costs stemming from product licenses, training, and support.
High Tech In Unexpected Places
From a dairy farm in Pennsylvania to the public schools of rural Louisiana, novel technologies are turning up in out-of-the-way places. Think your company is IT-savvy? See how it compares to an ice cream maker or an 18-wheeler. -- This is the first article in a three-part series.
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