05-20-08
|
#1 (permalink)
|
|
Overclocker in Training
Join Date: Dec 2006
Posts: 345
Rep: 23 
Unique Rep: 22
|
[PCworld]Application Acceleration Goes Virtual
Quote:
Virtualization has moved beyond applications themselves to software that makes those applications run faster over a network.
WAN (wide-area network) acceleration vendor Certeon on Monday introduced aCelera, an application-acceleration platform that comes without hardware and is designed to run on servers virtualized with VMware and with Microsoft's upcoming Hyper-V technology.
Like other application accelerators, aCelera shortens response times for applications that have to run over networks, namely between central and branch offices. But aCelera does it without a dedicated appliance. The software is designed to run on standard x86 hardware in one or more virtual machines, so it can share resources with an enterprise's overall computing infrastructure. This allows for scaling up application acceleration as needed and also avoids requiring users to buy a specialized device for each end of a WAN connection, said Gareth Taube, vice president of marketing at Certeon.
|
Read More
__________________
mIMIC: The first time my mother used a computer
mIMIC: she held the mouse so that it was 90 degrees counter-clockwise.
Need Google Help?
CPU
E2160 @3ghz(380x8) |
Motherboard
ABIT IP35-E |
Memory
2GB Gskill DDR2 800mhz |
Graphics Card
SAPPHIRE Radeon X1300 128MB |
Hard Drive
Western Digital 320GB w\16MB cache |
Sound Card
Onboard |
Power Supply
Cooler Master Extreme Power 500W |
Case
Cooler Master 330 |
CPU cooling
Cooler Master Hyper TX |
GPU cooling
Stock |
OS
Windows XP Pro SP2 |
Monitor
17" CRT |
|
|
|
[PCworld]Application Acceleration Goes Virtual
