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A diagram illustrates Network EQ’s network infrastructure (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) – UK Web hosting provider Network EQ ( www.networkeq.co.uk ) announced on Tuesday that it has completed migration of its customer and internal virtual servers to Citrix XenServer VPS platform. According to the press release, the company implemented the migration to improve performance and reliability of its servers and support the increasing number of clients interested in virtualization. “The updated VPS platform means that we can now service almost all of our clients’ hosting requirements using a virtualized solution, which is a great result for the business as it allows us to deliver high-performance, highly available solutions to the customer much faster than we could by deploying physical servers

A diagram illustrates Network EQ’s network infrastructure (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) – UK Web hosting provider Network EQ ( www.networkeq.co.uk ) announced on Tuesday that it has completed migration of its customer and internal virtual servers to Citrix XenServer VPS platform. According to the press release, the company implemented the migration to improve performance and reliability of its servers and support the increasing number of clients interested in virtualization. “The updated VPS platform means that we can now service almost all of our clients’ hosting requirements using a virtualized solution, which is a great result for the business as it allows us to deliver high-performance, highly available solutions to the customer much faster than we could by deploying physical servers

A chart illustrating the comparative pricing of AWS micro instances (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Offering a low-price option for running low-throughput applications and websites that consume significant compute cycles periodically, cloud computing provider Amazon Web Services ( aws.amazon.com ) has introduced “Micro Instances,” which could drive the price of computing lower than ever before. Launched in September, Micro Instances (also known in AWS jargon as “t1.micro”) are designed to provide a small amount of consistent CPU resources – and have the ability to burst CPU capacity when additional cycles are available.

Small-Business Owners Seek Outside Tech Help From smartphones to souped-up servers, a plethora of technological tools can help small businesses as they expand. Yet with so many options — and so many business demands that need to be met — technology can be daunting for even the most experienced entrepreneurs

A screen shot of Verizon Business’ Computing as a Service control panel. (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Managed services provider Verizon Business ( www.verizonbusiness.com ) announced on Thursday is enhancing its data centers around the globe, in an effort to meet the increasing demand for the full range of cloud services

The Edge Computing Framework can make decisions based on various aspects of an individual visitor’s request and the application context. (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Content delivery solutions provider Mirror Image Internet ( www.mirror-image.com ) has launched its Edge Computing Framework, which enables businesses to quickly and easily execute custom edge logic on Mirror Image’s content delivery network. Many Web applications contain session logic to execute customized actions in real time depending on the visitor.