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The Server Design Summit program will provide attendees with practical information on the current state of servers and their hardware, software, applications, management, and operation. It consists of three full-day workshops:
Energy-Efficient Servers and Datacenters
Increasing Server Performance
Servers for Cloud Computing
Topics of interest include:
Server hardware and software
Server virtualization/consolidation
Saving energy
Power and cooling issues
High-availability systems
Solid state drives
Multicores and multiprocessing
Blade Servers
Storage and networking interfaces
High-performance computing
Open specifications and standards
Security
Microservers
Cloud computing
The Summit is open to everyone involved in the design, development, integration, marketing, use, or support of servers, or related hardware, software, or services. Proposals should be sent using theonline submission form. A copy of the paper or visuals for publication in the Conference Proceedings must be provided by October 29, 2010.
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