Home Random Page


CATEGORIES:

BiologyChemistryConstructionCultureEcologyEconomyElectronicsFinanceGeographyHistoryInformaticsLawMathematicsMechanicsMedicineOtherPedagogyPhilosophyPhysicsPolicyPsychologySociologySportTourism






INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

This has really made me think as to where virtualization will lead us. It either has to become the OS, and VMware already state that ESX server has millions of lines of code (not dissimilar to many OSes) so at some point the virtualization product becomes the OS and the OS becomes a function library. Or maybe not!

Intel, AMD and other hardware vendors are adding virtualization support like crazy to their hardware so maybe the next step is the virtualization layer to really move into the hardware and BIOS. With multi-core processors coming thick and fast (Intel forsee 80 cores in a few years) the ability to carve up (разделять) your box into multiple virtual boxes becomes much more relevant. And with all the virtualization handled in the hardware we will have much less overhead on the next layer from virtualization. Really this is just the next step on from the blade arhitecture we have now, instead of slots in a rack we could end up with sockets on a motherboard.

This is why VMware needs to move into the system management space as that is where the real value is, operating systems are becoming commodity (предмет потребления, товар) items, virtualization will just be another trick for the hardware vendors, so the real value is in managing this whole infrastructure and making sure that the workloads that needs the resource and QoS get it.

 

Ex.17 Give the literary translation of the passage.

Software licenses grant rights to users which would otherwise be prohibited by copyright. These would serve as wireless local area networks (LANs) and would serve the end users directly too. If someone told you that he had a model that could predict customer usage how would you know if he really had a good model? The first thing you might try would be to ask him to apply his model to your customer base - where you already knew the answer. The pay back for the additional controls would be a few months. It would be hard enough for the company to explain why it should charge more than double the X6800's price, let alone more than eight times that much. However, if one drive in the array should fail, all data would be lost.

 

 

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

 

The international corporation or global company has its origin. Usually it is the outgrowth of the great trading companies of the 17th and 18th centuries. In 1811 a New York statute said corporations could be created by the filing of documents. After that it became a matter of bureaucratic operations to become a corporation. By 1850 it was a very common thing in the United States and was under general statute in European countries as well. Since that time the corporate movement began. As the jet plane, satellite communications and computers appeared, it became possible for a company to control business in the entire world.

The growth of international corporate operations is faster than the economic growth of the industrialized nations. There are some projects, which predict that within a generation almost a half of the free world's production will be internationalized.



This trend for internationalism presupposes some benefits such as new jobs, higher living standards and the closing of the gaps between people – economic, educational and technological.

At the same time serious questions can be asked. Is it the most efficient way to use world researches? Can the international corporation be the best force for a better world? Is it politically stronger than government? Can it take care of the self-interest and competitiveness on behalf of the greatest good? And in what way can the global company work toward easing the world's crises – monetary, political, energy and food?

 

Active Vocabulary

 

multinational corporation
global company
outgrowth
statute
satellite communication
closing of the gaps
jet plane
bureaucratic

 


Date: 2014-12-28; view: 1411


<== previous page | next page ==>
What Will Happen to Virtualization? | 
doclecture.net - lectures - 2014-2024 year. Copyright infringement or personal data (0.008 sec.)