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Group unveils utility computing spec
May 24, 2004 The DCML Organization completes a technical specification designed to enable utility computing in corporate data centers.IBM expands data centers, on-demand service
October 1, 2004 Big Blue enhances its "on demand" offering for companies through its data centers.Commentary: Utility computing standard faces obstacles
October 23, 2003Study: Utility hype is out of sync
September 17, 2003 Companies are more interested in putting utility computing technologies to work in their own data centers than in renting services from an outside provider, according to new Forrester research.HP introduces new utility-computing service
November 29, 2005 New data-crunching application for computer-aided engineering taps into the technology used for "Shrek 2" and "Madagascar."Veritas debuts utility computing tools
May 4, 2004 The maker of software for storage management releases new products and services designed to help businesses move forward with utility computing.Veritas bulks up its utility computing lineup
January 7, 2004 The software maker purchases start-up Ejasent for $59 million as it heads further beyond its storage management roots.IBM sharpens utility computing edge
March 22, 2004 The company plans to upgrade its data centers with new management software and tools in an effort to stake out a dominant position in the software-on-demand world.Data center standard gains backers
November 18, 2003 BMC Software and Fujitsu Siemens Computers join an effort to build a standard to link data center software, an important step toward making utility computing systems work.Opsware, EDS spearhead data center standard
October 14, 2003 The two companies make a pitch for the Data Center Markup Language, a proposed standard that's intended to help reduce the cost of sharing corporate information.Utility computing spec takes refuge in OASIS
August 30, 2004 Data Center Markup Language Organization joins XML body to broaden industry adoption.Morgan Stanley, IBM ink utility computing deal
April 27, 2004 Big Blue makes another major "on demand" win with Morgan Stanley, which will move some of its business applications from a mainframe environment to a shared IBM infrastructure.Sun gains utility computing ally
October 1, 2003 The server and software company signs up consulting firm SchlumbergerSema to partner on pay-as-you-go processing power and outsourcing services.BEA, Veritas to tune tools in utility alliance
April 12, 2004 The alliance calls for the two companies' engineering groups to help products such as BEA's WebLogic and Veritas' OpForce work better together in corporate data centers.Sun to open up N1 utility computing software
December 22, 2003 Sun Microsystems is planning a development kit for its N1 software that will let N1 work with hardware and systems management applications from other providers.Opsware hopes to play well with others
July 19, 2004 Company's next release will let customers tailor data center automation product to their existing processes.Sun plugs software into the grid
August 24, 2005 Foreshadowing long-range plans, Sun's internal IT department flips the switch on the company's own utility computing offering.Philips chips in for HP gear
September 25, 2003 Hewlett-Packard plans to announce that the Dutch chipmaker is among the first companies to purchase and set up HP's vision for the data center of the future.Indian company taps IBM in outsourcing deal
March 26, 2004 The tech giant plans to take over the IT operations of wireless company Bharti, in a deal valued at up to $750 million over 10 years.Sun makes bid for data center hardware
January 20, 2004 The company plans to acquire switch start-up Nauticus Networks in an all-cash deal, as it looks to beef up its server platforms and enhance its N1 initiative.
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