Cano Powers Yankees as Nova Quiets Tigers

The Yankees lose their off day, and will play on Monday as scheduled. Ivan Nova will pitch the resumed game one tomorrow, with Freddy Garcia pitching game two on Sunday. A.J. Burnett will start if necessary, and CC

Robinson Cano hit a grand slam and drove in six runs, rookie Ivan Nova pitched brilliantly into the ninth inning in an unusual relief appearance.

10:45 pm: If the series goes the distance, the Tigers will start Rick Porcello in Game 4 in Detroit, with Fister coming back for a Game 5 at Yankee Stadium. 10:40 pm: It's official: CC Sabathia and Justin Verlander each will pitch just once this series

The New York Yankees and Detroit Tigers are getting set to resume game one of their division series after rain halted the game in the second inning Friday night. Before the downpour, Delmon Young put Detroit on the board in the first inning with a solo

As the ball bounced toward Curtis Granderson in the Yankee Stadium lawn Saturday night, it also took us back to another Saturday night 11 years ago, to a different Game 1 at a different Yankee Stadium and a different opponent. The Yankees shortstop was

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Dell Data Center Powers Bing Maps

Microsoft and Dell designed a modular data center that will be utilized as dedicated image processor for Bing Maps. The servers are located on a Microsoft facility in Boulder, Colorado. The data center module will support Bird’s Eye, Streetside, satellite and aerial images available in Bing Maps. Microsoft hopes that the dedicated server can render the images faster than before.

According to Brad Clark, Group Program Manager of Bing Maps Imagery Technologies, their goal was to push technological boundaries and at the same time build an efficient and cost effective microsite. They came up with a high performance microsite that delivers complicated geospatial apps that can combine different pieces of images into a cohesive mosaic that the public can access.

The Bing Maps data center uses Dell cooling system to provide fresh air with evaporative cooling technology. It achieved to a Power Usage Effectiveness rating of 1.03. According to the vice president and general manager of Dell’s Data Center Solutions Group, Roy Guillen, they were able to create an innovative and cost efficient microsite that will hold Microsoft’s state-of-the-art imagery offerings. He added that Dell saw an opportunity to push the envelope and utilize the experience to give more efficient solutions to its customers.

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