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Liquid Cooled Servers Offer Big Savings Crowdsourced Cartography Pirate Bay Loses the Tracker SDR News is a Daily (M-F) Technology Podcast with Tech News Highlights from Slashdot, Digg and Reddit Click Here to Sign Up for the SDR Newsletter Prefer a Direct Download ? (mp3) Download today s show. SDR News Links If a news item has disappeared from the Del.icio.us list above, try the full list here. SEARCH ANY STORY YOU HEAR ON THE PODCAST More Info on Screencasts Online Broadcasters Circle the Wagons by Andrew McCaskey The Coming Wireless Avalanche Broadcasters are starting to circle the wagons. And this time there are more Indians attacking than ever. The CTIA The Wireless Association, and the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA)CTIA predicts that mobile data usage could grow by 66 times between what it was last year and 2013. BY 2015, a single smartphone users data consumption could be 450 times the amount of data consumed in 2005. The FCC predicts total wireless consumption could grow from six petabytes a month last year to 400 by 2013—a petabyte being a thousand terrabytes. In the late 1980 s I remember a conversation with a broadcaster who was seriously suggesting that since 80% of his viewers were on cable, how they could justify the antenna, transmitter, tower and operating expense for the remaining 20%. Even then, he joked if the tower blew down his business results would improve once he cashed the insurance check, as long as he did not have to rebuild and had 80% of his business the profitable part left over. Broadcasters will be fighting every step of the way, but it s a losing battle. And smart broadcasters are or should be moving as fast as they can to figure out what their online presence and strategy might be. Contact Us Senster Robotic Sculpture from 1969 Watch Today s Video Episode Be sure to check out GoToMeeting. Why? Because you can hold meetings right over the Net from anywhere. Plus, you can hold all the meetings you want for one flat rate. To get your free 30-day trial , visit www.gotomeeting.com/techpodcasts. Take 10% off any order at GoDaddy.com! Code SLASH Take $5 off any $30 order at GoDaddy.com! Code SDR530 .com Domains $6.95 at GoDaddy.com! Code SLASH3 More blogs about SlashdotReview and SDRNews

In this 2-minute vidcast I review Ciscoâs Borderless Network Branch Office solution, the ISR G2, and explain what is so special about the ISR G2 from an evolutionary perspective on branch office networking. Enjoy. Nick

http://www.ibm.com/software/tivoli/solutions/green/?cm_mmc=agus_itmbitivv_20090810-usitv021-_-n-_-cs1-_-m Craig Smesler, of IBM, talks about how the cost of power and cooling for IT infrastructure is becoming a larger and larger concern for companies. This is a very relevant issue for storage, as much of what consumes our floor space is storage infrastructure. The solution? Products that allow them to reduce the capacity necessary to store, products that allow administrators to be more efficient and effective in how they manage that infrastructure, and products that just store things smart. As power and cooling and data center costs become more and more a part of IT infrastructures, by deploying greener products from IBM and Tivoli, companies achieve this and reduce overall IT spend. Ranked 1.00 / 5 | 2 views | 0 comments Click here to watch the video (02:24) Submitted By: ibmservicemanagement Tags: Energy Management Data Center Power And Cooling Data Center IT Infrastructure IT Spend Storage Tivoli Tivoli Productivity Center Tivoli Storage Manager IBM Craig Smesler Categories: Science & Tech

We live in an ever-increasingly connected world where our workspace is with us constantly, independent of geographic location and user device. The days of boundaries or obstacles to access information that location, applications and devices would erect are limited and dwindling. These boundaries are being torn down by business necessity, personal preferences and technical innovations. Joel Conover, Senior Marketing Manager at Cisco Systems joins me to discuss a new Cisco network architecture that addresses today's most complex IT challenges called Borderless Networks.

As businesses grow across borders, a new era in branch office IT is emerging born out of systemic business efficiency planning prompted by business leaders efforts to reduce corporate spending as revenues declined during the market crash of 2008. To assist business and IT leaders reduce operational spend, get closer to customers, automate new streamlined business processes and position their firms for the current economic recovery, Cisco has launched the second generation of Integrated Services Routers or ISR G2, their flagship branch office solution for Borderless Networks. Shashi Kiran Senior Manager Network Systems and Security of Cisco Systems discusses macro business trends and explores how these trends are creating a new era in Enterprise Networks.

In this audio podcast, Dylan Larson stops by Chip Chat to discuss the emergence of modular-based server platforms the integration of server solutions in the data center. For more information see: Intel Modular Server The Server Room

The cloud used to simply mean "the network." Now, cloud computing brings a new level of services and complexity to the term. This week Mike, Jason and two cloud experts tackle this latest industry buzzword. Josh Crowe is a VP at Savvis, Inc. He's also joined by Theo Harvey, a Cisco Engineer who's been working with customers on large data center rollouts. As always, you'll get some Net-Net-News, rants, first-ever listener feedback and a Call-To-Action that is sure to make any true geek laugh.

Part 4: Viewer Feedback - The cloud used to simply mean "the network." Now, cloud computing brings a new level of services and complexity to the term. This week Mike, Jason and two cloud experts tackle this latest industry buzzword. Josh Crowe is a VP at Savvis, Inc. He's also joined by Theo Harvey, a Cisco Engineer who's been working with customers on large data center rollouts. As always, you'll get some Net-Net-News, rants, first-ever listener feedback and a Call-To-Action that is sure to make any true geek laugh.

Apple has announced that they've got enough other stuff going on and this will be their last MacWorld ever. A company decides that the best place to built a safe and secure data center is inside of an old nuclear bomb shelter. Researchers at the university of Illinois invent a self-healing paint that can can help keep metals from rusting, and finally, The Pew research group gives us a look at a few tech notes from the future.