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Salesforce Adds Twitter Support
March 23rd, 2009 : Rich Miller
Salesforce.com is integrating tools to help customer service staff to monitor conversations about their company on Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter. Read More
Data Center Outages and Staff Scalability
March 17th, 2009 : Rich Miller
Outage-driven chatter on social media sites is a lot like Internet traffic spikes: it can occur quickly, and overwhelm the available resources. The challenge: support staff are not like cloud computing clusters. Read More
Best of Data Center Knowledge, Feb. 2009
March 2nd, 2009 : Rich Miller
Here's a look at the 10 most popular stories on Data Center Knowledge in February 2009, ranked by total page views. Read More
Data Center Reading: Monday Links
February 23rd, 2009 : Rich Miller
Here' are some weekend links about Coghead, last week's routing snafu, the data center power density paradox, and sysadmins gone wild. Read More
Disaster Averted at Fannie Mae Data Center
January 30th, 2009 : Rich Miller
A "logic bomb" found on the IT systems of Fannie Mae had the potential to wipe out all data on more than 4,000 servers in the mortgage giant's data center in Urbana, Md., according to prosecutors. Read More
IPv6 Expansions at NTT America, SoftLayer
January 21st, 2009 : Rich Miller
NTT America has expanded its presence in five Switch and Data (SDXC) facilities to provide IPv6 access to its backbone, while SoftLayer now it now supports IPv6 across all its data centers. Read More
Data Center Staffing Still A Challenge
January 12th, 2009 : Rich Miller
Finding qualified applicants to staff enterprise data centers remains a problem, but a new survey says the number of companies who say they are understaffed has improved from 2007. Read More
CapEx, OpEx and Cloudy Accounting
January 12th, 2009 : Rich Miller
The growing interest in colo and cloud computing for cost savings isn't a CapEx vs. OpEx issue, according to Geva Perry. Read More
PlayStation Cluster Busts MD5 SSL Certs
December 30th, 2008 : Rich Miller
A team of security researchers using a cluster of PlayStation 3s has been able to generate an attack that can spoof SSL certificates that use the MD5 algorithm . Read More