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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
overprovision .
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Examples
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MOVE further enables network rightsizing for mobility, allowing access networks to be built at a fraction of the cost of traditionally overprovisioned and undersubscribed Ethernet-switch based access networks.
unknown title 2011
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"The cooling solutions are also overprovisioned," Ghose said.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories PhysOrg Team 2010
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By precisely identifying power requirements for each server and setting a limit based on that usage, customers can reclaim overprovisioned energy to improve data center capacity.
unknown title 2009
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Inventory management is more difficult and utilization rates suffer from "orphaned" or overprovisioned VMs -- both signs of VM sprawl.
Latest from Computerworld Dave Bartoletti 2009
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The days of overprovisioned, underutilized storage resources might soon become a thing of the past.
ACM TechNews 2008
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The days of overprovisioned, underutilized storage resources might soon become a thing of the past.
ACM TechNews 2008
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CA is leveraging the fact that the existing approach to systems management is an overprovisioned model, Matt Shanahan, senior vice president with AdmitOne Security, told TechNewsWorld.
E-Commerce Times 2008
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CA is leveraging the fact that the existing approach to systems management is an overprovisioned model, Matt Shanahan, senior vice president with AdmitOne Security, told TechNewsWorld.
TechNewsWorld 2008
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As a result, companies reclaim their overprovisioned energy to improve the capacity of their data center.
The Sietch Blog 2008
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