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    What is the Data Center Cost of 1kW of IT Capacity?

    From an ancient post (2008/11):       (*) About the Author: James is VP and Distinguished Engineer at Amazon Web Services where he focuses on infrastructure efficiency, reliability, and scaling. Prior to AWS, James held leadership roles on several high-scale products and...
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    What is the Data Center Cost of 1kW of IT Capacity?

    IMO the text is just a "research report" (a cynic could call it Emerson's marketing piece) -- not a half-backed paper lacking authors, abstract, conclusions, references. :) Said that I respectfully disagree that the research doesn't introduce anything new. Actually the study argues/sustain...
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    What is the Data Center Cost of 1kW of IT Capacity?

    Ponemon Institute and Emerson Network Power are pleased to present the results of an original benchmark study to determine average costs to support 1 kW of compute capacity in today’s data centers. The results of this study are based on data from 41 data centers, representing 31 companies...
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    ARM has legs. Real world use.

    The story behind ScaleWay "We underestimated the lack of upstream kernel support with our new hardware. The SoC we were using, was usually employed in NAS servers and mobile phones, which only need stability and performance, so they don’t care about having a closed-source patched kernel, but...
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    Verizon Said to Announce $4.8 Billion Yahoo Takeover Monday

    http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-07-24/verizon-said-to-announce-4-8-billion-deal-to-buy-yahoo-tomorrow http://www.recode.net/2016/7/23/12263772/verizon-and-yahoo-set-to-announce-exclusive-5-billion-deal-as-other-bidders-drop-out
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    The cesspit / chat thread.

    /22 costs ~$400 USD / month :) BTW lots of .com domains used by spammers are registered via Godaddy. :)
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    ARM chip designer to be bought by Japan's Softbank

      http://www.wsj.com/articles/softbank-agrees-to-buy-arm-holdings-for-more-than-32-billion-1468808434
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    Real–world HTTP/2

    ... ... ... https://99designs.com.au/tech-blog/blog/2016/07/14/real-world-http-2-400gb-of-images-per-day/
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    ASN-Blocklist

    One could say the same about free services. I guess AWS a network full of nothing but absolute crap. :) IMO it is not a question of price but (simple) controls. E.g.serious spammers need lots of IPs and there is no interest in cheap VMs if they can't create dozens of instances.
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    vpsBoard - Future Discussion

    Tech hiring is down 40% and nobody’s talking about it — Medium
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    Backup Software

    I'm very happy with GoodSync 10.
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    How “IP mapping” turned a Kansas farm into a digital hell

    "For every complex problem there is an answer that is clear, simple, and wrong." H. L. Mencken
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    How “IP mapping” turned a Kansas farm into a digital hell

    (Irony, I know) Would be a solution that won't work to a problem that doesn't exist. MaxMind makes available data not information and, of course, you can't control how applications use data or how people interpret data. Popular applications of MaxMind data (*): 1) Poor man's CDNs  -...
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    How “IP mapping” turned a Kansas farm into a digital hell

    First paragraph: "An hour’s drive from Wichita, Kansas, in a little town called Potwin, there is a 360-acre piece of land with a very big problem." BTW ...
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    How “IP mapping” turned a Kansas farm into a digital hell

    The law of unintended consequences is at work always and everywhere. :) IMO blaming MaxMind promotes "IP location" to "Supreme Truth" and arises the question how should MaxMind proceed with dynamic IPs? Drown them too? :) Time to Google Rat (Beta) and its massive database of MAC addresses...
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    How “IP mapping” turned a Kansas farm into a digital hell

    Full article: http://fusion.net/story/287592/internet-mapping-glitch-kansas-farm/
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    DreamCompute Comes Out of Beta And Undercuts Hourly Competitors By 40% On Price

    "I see the guy [Rus] as the Father of VPS, pioneer of cheap VPS and fancy sites" = irony :)
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