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This virtualization technology enables the sharing of I/O, and autonomically allocates additional resources to the application as needed.
IBM LAUNCHES IBM POWER5 MID-RANGE SERVER by UNIX Update
Cisco has a vision of "the intelligent network", in which the network, rather than any centralised application, is able to autonomically carry out activities such as security, routing and integration.
Networking suppliers by Information Age (London, UK)
This platform must offer seamlessly scalable storage that expands transparently as new arrays are added, integrate a full complement of high-end management capabilities including data protection, and operate autonomically with a "set it and forget it" intelligence that can be trusted--all in a fully redundant system that ensures consistent data availability.
Beyond storage consolidation: the benefits of iSCSI SANs by Schott, Eric R. / Computer Technology Review
 
 
 
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