Earlier this month, I blogged about the importance of cabinet-level security in the data centerdue to the potential for internal threats.
If you’ve realized the importance of bringing security down to the cabinet level and are planning to deploy a cabinet access control system, there are many features to consider when evaluating solutions.
It’s official: Netflix has acknowledged plans to close its last privately owned data center in the next few months. This decision means the company will be one of the first of its size to rely solely on public cloud storage.
Have you heard? According to the Natural Resources Defense Council, data center energy consumption will increase to roughly 140 billion kilowatt hours per year by 2020 – costing U.S. businesses $13 billion in annual electricity bills (not to mention the impacts of the nearly 100 million metric tons of greenhouse-gas emissions being generated).
Green data centers use less energy than their counterparts, and eliminate wasteful processes.Less money spent on energy bills means more money that stays within your organization. But with concerns about uptime, security and fire suppression, it’s easy to see why green data center operations aren’t always top of mind.
La team Gateway vient de publier nouveau firmware 3.2.1 Ultra pour gateway 3DS, cet update est marquée par la présence de deux ajouts importants, le premier est une mise à jour de la carte bleue, du fichier GW_INSTALLER.nds qui désormais supporte la New3DS. Ce rajout permet donc dapporter une nouvelle alternative pour réinstaller NVRAM.Le second est la possibilité désormais de supporter directement le démarrage en mode SYSNAND même avec lEMUNAND sur la carte SD.
– Updated Blue Card GW_INSTALLER.nds with New 3DS support
