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• Rackspace Outage Has Limited Impact Rackspace experienced an outage, but the impact was relatively small--far from a cloud or Internet outage.
• Patch Management Made Easy with WSUS 3.0 SP2 Windows Server Update Service simplifies patch management across a network.
• Seagate Goes Solid State with Pulsar Drive New drive, Seagate's first SSD, is designed for enterprise-level server applications.
• The 5 Best Business Technologies of a Lousy Decade The '00s weren't pretty, but they brought us broad adoption of major business technologies we can't imagine living without.
• HP's Speedy MediaSmart EX495 Server HP's MediaSmart EX495 proved to be the fastest NAS box we've ever tested.
• Inside One Firm's Private Cloud Journey Travel booking and expense firm Concur Technologies uses virtualization and an infrastructure-as-a-service model to slash costs and deployment times for internal...
• Apple Updates Mac Mini Adding Server Configuration Apple boosts its Mac mini line introducing new all-in-ones with faster speeds, more memory, and a new server configuration.
• Tech Audit: Real Tech Makeovers For Real Companies PC World partners with tech pros in the field to bring you real-world business solutions from knowledgeable experts.
• HP Offers SSDs in ProLiant Server Line HP says it will offer 60GB and 120GB solid-state disk drives in its line of ProLiant G6 and G5 servers.
• Mail Archive Tool Frees Server Space and Boosts Performance ArchiveOne Express offloads medium- and small-sized business' email, creating endless inbox space and making server hardware last longer.
• Redmond Trumpets Project 2010 Available later this year in public beta, Microsoft’s latest project management offering will be built on SharePoint Server 2010.
• HP MediaSmart Home Servers Get Cozier With Macs Hewlett-Packard is introducing its third generation of MediaSmart home servers, with more features for Mac users and multimedia-philes.
• Multi-Function File Host Could Save You Money Egnyte combines online backup, storage, and more, saving hassle and cost of running multiple solutions.
• Microsoft Investigates IIS Web Server Bug Redmond adds that it has yet to see evidence of real-world attacks, but hints it might create a patch for the problem.
• Smartphone Tool Improves IT Response Time Rove Mobile Admin could reduce your technology downtime by letting IT workers manage issues from a smartphone.
• Access Server-Hosted Windows Applications Anywhere Cloud-based, virtual applications can run PCs and smartphones, improving your connectivity, shifting costs from up-front to monthly, and streamlining software maintenance work.
• Beef Up Your Small Business IT With Virtualization Virtualization is often seen as a feature of fancy, big-budget data centers, unfit for mom-and-pop businesses. But that's not an accurate perception.
• Cheap Website Themes Are Ready Out-of-the-Box ThemeForest lets you buy, download, and build simple CMS-based sites in less than an hour.
• Review: Windows Server 2008 R2 Analysis: This is the best version of Windows Server yet, but are you ready for a 64-bit operating system?
• Online Backups Save Up-Front Hardware Costs Mozy charges monthly for licenses and storage space versus paying thousands up-front.
• Windows Home Server Adds Windows 7 Support The coming Power Pack 3 for the Windows Home Server operating system will let users backup and restore Windows 7 PCs, Microsoft says.
• Online Business Server Saves With Monthly Billing Instead of buying into a full Exchange Server system, InfoStreet's hosted alternatives give similar functionality with a monthly fee.
• Save Money with Per-Minute Cloud-Computing Billing CloudLayer per-minute billing can avoid waste if you only need cloud services on occasion.
• Get Started With Virtualization Eight tips to help put virtualization to work in your business.
• Platformic Site-Creation Tool Streamlines and Saves Online website creator helps build complicated sites through modular steps, saving development costs.