SingleHop Offers Free Hardware Upgrade to All Existing Customers, and Upgraded Server Packages...
                   
prnewswire.com     Jul 24, 2008            

SingleHop Offers Free Hardware Upgrade to All Existing Customers, and Upgraded Server Packages for All New Customers CHICAGO, July 24 /PRNewswire/ -- Chicago-based managed and dedicated hosting provider, SingleHop, announced today that it will be upgrading all server configurations for new clients to a minimum of 2GB of RAM. The company will also be giving existing clients a free upgrade to 2GB of RAM. The resulting hardware upgrades will allow SingleHop's customer's servers to run at levels exceeding industry standards. "Roughly 40% of the 1,000+ servers we have online right now have less than 2 GB of RAM. In today's computing environment, websites simply need more resources to function better and load faster. Because our customers tend to stay with us for a long time we want to insure that they continually receive access to... [read full story]                    


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The Debian OpenSSL PRNG bug and DHE

educatedguesswork.org     43 mins ago          

Some colleagues (Hovav Shacham, Brendan Enright, Scott Yikel, Stefan Savage) and I have been tracking the aftermath of the Debian OpenSSL PRNG bug (see Hovav's Work-In-Progress presentation at USENIX WIP here). One of the...                    

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More Cores, Bigger Cache Give Boost to Dunnington

pcworld.com     2 hrs ago          

Sumner Lemon, IDG News Service Wednesday, August 20, 2008 8:10 PM PDT Intel plans to launch its six-core Xeon server processor next month, with the extra cores and a larger cache giving the chip a performance advantage over the...                    

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Fujitsu SAS Drives and Highpoint RocketRAID 2640X4 Testing in Linux

bigblog.com     2 hrs ago          

Previously, I reviewed the HighPoint RocketRAID 2640X4 PCI-Express x4 SAS RAID Controller primarily for the Windows User. This review will focus on the suitability of this product for deployment in a variety of Linux Server...                    

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Web Help Desk 9.0 offers cross-platform support

macnn.com     4 hrs ago   4 related          

MacDesign Studio has released Web Help Desk 9.0, the latest update to its cross-platform support tool. The company says it added a number of user-requested features, including plug-in support for third party asset management...                    

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