Google Alert - Server

	Server As-it-happens update ⋅ March 23, 2018
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	Server crash wipes out personal information of 66500 Hawaii ID holders Pacific Business News (Honolulu) An IT issue is forcing more than 66,000 Hawaii residents to bring in original documents when renewing or replacing their state IDs. It's the result of a Sept. 15 computer server crash, which prohibits government employees from accessing scanned images of documents with personal information, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Sea Of Thieves Servers Going Down For Maintenance Tomorrow GameSpot Microsoft's anticipated pirate adventure Sea of Thieves finally released for Xbox One and PC this week, although like many online multiplayer games when they just launch, its first few days have been beset by a number of technical issues. Developer Rare will perform server maintenance tomorrow, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Microsoft inks deal with ClearSky Data for Server Message Block (SMB) technology OnMSFT (blog) Microsoft announced today a licensing agreement with enterprise storage company ClearSky Data. With the new partnership, ClearSky will be able to leverage Microsoft's Server Message Block (SMB) file transport technology for its cloud-based storage solutions. By licensing its SMB intellectual ... Flag as irrelevant
	Restaurant Owners and Managers Cannot Keep Servers' Tips, Per New Budget Bill Eater But — in a departure from Obama-era labor regulations — if workers are paid the full minimum wage, the bill makes it legal for tipped employees (for example, servers and bartenders) to share their tips with other not-traditionally tipped employees (for example, cooks or dishwashers). Restaurant workers ... Flag as irrelevant
	Forget AWS Lambda, so long Kubernetes – this is the future of serverless Diginomica New Relic serverless diagram 370px Last year I wrote an article on what serverless computing is all about. In that article, I described that while serverless computing doesn't remove servers, it moves the management of servers to the cloud computing provider, away from your development and IT ... Flag as irrelevant
	SDxCentral's Weekly Roundup — March 23, 2018 SDxCentral Facebook contributed its latest server design Big Basin v2 to the Open Compute Project (OCP) and added new machine learning capabilities across its applications. Palo Alto Networks released the newest version of its Traps advanced endpoint protection technology. Edgecore Networks contributed a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Hands On With Samsung's New NF1 SSDs: 36 x 16 TB in 1U AnandTech Samsung this week demonstrated progress in its new NF1 form-factor (formerly known as NGSFF and sometimes called M.3), unveiled last August. At the OCP Summit this week, the company exhibited its NF1 SSDs in a dual-socket Supermicro server running 36 drives. At the trade show, Samsung ... Flag as irrelevant
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