Talk:Liquid Computing

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The concept of "unified computing" is one of the biggest changes to data center management in years. By enabling software-controlled management of the computing, networking and storage resources inside the data center, unified computing significantly reduces managment costs and provisioning times. Liquid Computing is a small but innovative company that has a significant place in this new market, a market that is in the spotlight since recent product announcements from Cisco and HP. --MarktMan (talk) 18:05, 25 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]