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135 Computer Hardware - Servers Resources
10 things you can do to give old servers a second life
Some of your old servers may be ready for retirement, but others can still play a useful role in your shop. Network manager Louis Nel suggests various ways to turn a potential doorstop into a valuable piece of equipment.
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Aberdeen Stirling 229
The Aberdeen Stirling 229 2U is a hardware Clydesdale with excellent benchmark test numbers, a five-year warranty, and a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Open Open Tab February 22, 2008 Provides Information
Acer Completes Gateway Share Purchase
Acer Inc. has acquired over 90 percent of outstanding shares of Gateway Inc., paving the way for completion of the deal.
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ADI to Distribute HP MediaSmart Products
MediaSmart TVs, servers and extenders complement Media Center lineup that includes Russound and Niveus.
Open Open Tab March 14, 2008 Provides Information
AMD anoints Accelerated Computing chief
AMD has hired former MIPS CTO Mike Uhler to spearhead efforts around co-processors.
Open Open Tab December 10, 2007 Provides Information
AMD launches Dell's four-core Opteron boxes
Dell's Opteron experience hasn't been all that fantastic. After resisting the Opteron push for so long, Dell embraced AMD's flashy chip just as Intel started to catch up on performance and performance per watt metrics with Xeon.
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AMD's Barcelona Server Chip on Schedule
Advanced Micro Devices says its "Barcelona" quad-core Opteron processor will ship in August, as planned.
Open Open Tab June 29, 2007 Provides Information
AMD's Opteron goes to 3.2GHz
AMD is trying to breath new life into its dual-core Opteron by upping the chip to 3.2GHz just weeks before Barcelona rolls on store shelves.
Open Open Tab August 6, 2007 Provides Information
AMD, Cray and reporter in Barcelona caper
Cray started this mess yesterday by saying that component delays would cause it to miss the planned fourth quarter ship date for a revamped version of its XT4 supercomputer.
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Apache Digital Corporation
Apache Digital sells high-performance computer servers, workstations, and Internet Service Provider Turnkey Systems.
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Azul Upgrades Vega 'Computing Appliance'
Azul Systems is doubling the capacity of its Vega 2 "computing appliance," a device that uses multiple multicore CPUs for large-scale computing.
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Barclays Selects HP to Become First in Europe to Roll Out Dynamic Smart Cooling for New Energy-efficient Data Center
HP and Barclays today announced that they have signed a letter of intent to introduce HP technology that is expected to significantly reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions associated with Barclays’ new major data center in Gloucester, U.K.
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Benchmarking and tuning Apache servers
Apache is the number one Web server running on Linux systems. There are a number of little things that can be done to tune Apache performance and to lessen its impact on system resources.
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Blade Servers for Small Businesses
If you're drooling over the advances in the world of blade servers, wishing you could afford a rack or two of them, that day may arrive sooner than you think. Looking to replace the jumble of servers stacked in the storage closet, er, server room? Don't have a fancy raised floor and heavy duty air conditioner? No problem.
Open Open Tab October 11, 2007 Provides Information
Blades carve up Top 500 supercomputers list
With much anticipated fanfare, the Top500 Supercomputer list was announced last week at the International Supercomputing Conference in Dresden, Germany.
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Build a Windows Home Server
It's an age old question in computing: Where do you store your files? For most home users, the answer is simple: on a PC hard disk.
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Chip start-up could ignite Blade PCs
Living the PC lifestyle sans the space heater.
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Dell boots disks and fires up streamed PCs
Forget thin clients and blade PCs. Dell will do the virtual desktop thing in its own, less than radical way.
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Dell in data-center-servicing three-way
Dell will accept any old reason for jumping onto its data center service wagons and sniffing around your machinery.
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Dell paddles 'blade everything' HP
The "new" Dell apparently includes an ample helping of feistiness. The hardware maker has slung an aggressive attack against HP's blade server strategy via the corporate blog.
Open Open Tab July 19, 2007 Provides Information
Dell quads up single-socket rockets
Dell today is selling two new single-socket servers with speedy quad-core chips and copious memory capacity for small businesses.
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Dell Revamps PowerEdge Servers
Bringing Intel's latest Penryn chip to its servers, Dell on Monday is expected to revamp the PowerEdge line of servers with new hardware and nomenclature to identify servers.
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Dell Stuffs Barcelona into its PowerEdge Line
For AMD, it's another major OEM picking up its quad-core Opteron chip.
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Dell to stuff hypervisors in flash memory
A rather nimble Dell looks set to rattle the server market later this year by embedding the core virtualization code of a prominent software maker in flash memory.
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Dell unleashes blades of fury
Rivals and readers perform dissection.
Open Open Tab January 28, 2008 Provides Information
Dell's new blade server takes M1000e moniker
The Texas-based hardware maker has long threatened to reenter the blade server game with a more competitive product. And now we learn that it's already reaching out to customers with the M1000e – a 10U chassis that will hold 16 blade servers.
Open Open Tab October 9, 2007 Provides Information
Dell's Soviet style two-year plan results in fresh blade servers
Dell 2.0 is full of surprises. For example, the hardware maker today unveiled the HP C-Class blade server chassis - its third take on the blade design.
Open Open Tab January 21, 2008 Provides Information
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EPA releases Energy Star guidelines for servers
The agency has laid the groundwork for later establishment of power-supply efficiency, power- and temperature-measurement, and power-management and -virtualization requirements.
Open Open Tab April 3, 2008 Provides Information
Ex-Transmeta CEO Ditzel joins - wait for it - Intel
Our sources reveal that Intel acquired Ditzel as a member of the Digital Enterprise Group (DEG), which tackles both server and PC products. Ditzel will work with Stephen Pawlowski, an Intel senior fellow and CTO of DEG. Beyond that, we know little about Intel's exact plans for El Ditz.
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Four-core Opteron fiasco crushes Cray's 2007
The supercomputer maker today warned that its midpoint forecast for 2007 revenue has been lowered to $200m from previous guidance last month of $230m. The revenue drop comes as a result of delayed XT4 system shipments and could result in Cray posting a loss for the year.
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Fresh Xeon to rough up twittering Opteron
War breaks out between imaginary chips.
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Fujitsu and friends arm four-core Opteron servers
Fujitsu Siemens Computers (FSC) is the latest hardware vendor to punt servers loaded with AMD`s four-core Opteron processor chip, which finally hit the channel -- following months of production delays -- last week.
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Fujitsu sharpens blade server
Fujitsu Computer Systems flashed its latest energy-efficient, better I/O performance blade server and chassis in the hope of cutting customers loose from market leaders HP and IBM.
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Hewlett-Packard Fires Up New PC Blades
HP, which also rolled out updates to its thin-client PCs in January, is looking to offer a better desktop experience for workers with the revamped CCI hardware and software as well as increasing management capabilities for IT administrators.
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Hitachi Blades Go Virtual
Hitachi is adding virtualization capabilities to its Xeon-based blades for the first time.
Open Open Tab September 18, 2007 Provides Information
Hitachi to Exit Home PC Business, Refocus on Servers
The company barely shipped half a million units worldwide between March 2006 and March 2007, with only 130,000 of them ending up in homes, according to Asahi Shimbun.
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How to improve your data center operations
Inspect your 'emergency power off' situation.
Open Open Tab February 11, 2008 Provides Information
HP Advances Flexibility, Efficiency of Blades Across the Data Center
HP today announced virtualization and power management technologies that help customers streamline IT operations to realize dramatic cost savings, increased flexibility and improved energy efficiency.
Open Open Tab November 12, 2007 Provides Information
HP Boosts Blade Servers for Midsize Businesses
Despite rack servers' lead over blades in terms of market sales, IT giant Hewlett-Packard touts the blade as "the future of servers" for the midsize market. During the recent launch of the HP BladeSystem c3000, dubbed "Shorty," meant to address the Global 500,000, Sreehivas Narayanan, regional business manager for industry standard servers at HP Southeast Asia, said the new blade system is "the way for all SMBs to deploy their servers."
Open Open Tab October 8, 2007 Provides Information
HP Brings Power and Flexibility of Blade Workstations to MCAD Market
HP today unveiled the HP Blade Workstation Solution for the mechanical computer-aided design (MCAD) market, HP’s centralized workstation architecture that is now tested and certified to provide secure, real-time, interactive access to 3D CAD applications and data – from virtually anywhere.
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HP Debuts Workstations for Digital Content Creators, Joins DreamWorks in NAB Keynote Address
HP today announced the immediate availability of two performance-boosted versions of its high-end personal workstation computers for digital content professionals in the broadcast, film/video post-production, animation and graphic arts industries.
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HP Drives Growing Worldwide Adoption of Workstation Technology, Unveils Two Quad-core Models
One year after delivering its first workstations based on Quad-Core Intel® Xeon™ processors, HP said customers are experiencing performance increases of up to 400 percent, with double-digit gains in productivity and faster return on investment.
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HP Earns Top Environmental Rating for Entire Workstation Line
HP today announced that its entire personal workstation line has become the first in the category to achieve a “Gold” listing – the highest rating products can achieve – in the Electronic Products Environmental Assessment Tool (EPEAT™).
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HP Enhances Blade PC Solution to Deliver True Desktop Experience for Business Customers
HP today introduced its third generation Consolidated Client Infrastructure (CCI) solution, which enables businesses to deploy blade PCs to their full range of traditional desktop users while delivering a true PC experience.
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HP Expands BladeSystem Portfolio with Integrity Blade for Large Data Center Workloads
HP has expanded the HP BladeSystem portfolio with an Integrity blade designed to handle memory-intensive data center workloads while helping businesses lower cost, save energy and space, and decrease deployment time.
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HP Expands Virtualization Capabilities of HP ProLiant Servers with Support of Industry-leading Partners
HP today announced technologies that integrate virtualization capabilities into the HP ProLiant server platform, allowing customers to rapidly and simply virtualize their server environments.
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HP Expands Virtualization Options for Blades
The OEM adds Scalent to its list of virtualization partners as it expands the capabilities of its systems.
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HP Gains on IBM in Server Revenue
IDC finds that while HP and IBM continued to battle it out, worldwide server revenues hit $54 billion in 2007, the highest since 2001.
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HP injects blade PCs with fresh Athlons
HP has delivered a much needed refresh to its blade PC product line, upgrading the hardware and graphics performance of the systems.
Open Open Tab June 14, 2007 Provides Information
HP intros midrange, easy-on-the-grid servers
Hewlett-Packard is expanding its midsection today, with various hardware and software additions made to its wares for those companies sized between the fantastic and wee.
Open Open Tab March 31, 2008 Provides Information
HP MediaSmart Server (EX470)
The HP MediaSmart Server is a well-executed example of what a Microsoft Windows Home Server can be. All of WHS's backup and management features are leveraged, and HP has added media-serving smarts of its own in the form of an iTunes server.
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HP Offers Two New Unified Communications Solutions for HP BladeSystem
HP today introduced two unified communications (UC) solutions hosted on the HP BladeSystem to help businesses manage multiple communication tools within a single, consolidated platform.
Open Open Tab November 1, 2007 Provides Information
HP out and proud with 8-socket server beast
HP has jumped back into the beefy 8-socket x86 server game with the new ProLiant DL785 G5.
Open Open Tab March 17, 2008 Provides Information
HP Picks Intel Chip for Quad-core Servers
HP's new server is based on Intel's Tigerton quad-core Xeon processor.
Open Open Tab September 6, 2007 Provides Information
HP ProLiant DL380 G5
The HP ProLiant series has been the standard in servers for over a decade, and the DL380 G5 upholds that tradition.
Open Open Tab February 22, 2008 Provides Information
HP releases new quad-core Intel servers
HP has released new servers based on the new Quad-Core Intel Xeon 7300 processor series, targeted at customers running data-intensive business applications such as databases, business intelligence, ERP, and large mail and messaging platforms in virtualized environments.
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HP Updates Blade Workstation Offering
The HP xw460c is geared for users in the computer-aided design field.
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HP wants to get physical with virtual servers
HP refuses to let its software partners enjoy all of the virtualization glory. The company today announced a broad virtualization management package that will see HP tread on the toes of partners such as VMware and start-ups such as Scalent.
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HP Unveils Servers for Small Businesses
The 1U HP ProLiant DL160 G5 and 2U ProLiant DL 180 G5 are sister products to the enterprise-level DL360 and the DL380, according to HP's server and storage VP Paul Miller. These are Intel-powered boxes, with the accompanying DL165 G5 and DL185 G5 housing AMD chips.
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HP's graphics library goes GPL
Visualize Xen love and penguin per use too.
Open Open Tab August 6, 2007 Provides Information
Hyper-V release candidate due for availability today
When Microsoft really is on track with something, it likes to march to a very loud drumbeat. This time, it appears the Hyper-V virtualization platform project is going well, and with the latest milestone, the company's trumpets are blaring.
Open Open Tab March 19, 2008 Provides Information
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IBM Data Centers Moving to Mainframes
IBM is replacing 3900 servers in its data centers with 30 energy-saving mainframe computers.
Open Open Tab August 1, 2007 Provides Information
IBM explores 67.1m-core computer for running entire internet
We'll hand it to IBM's researchers. They think big - really big. Like holy-crap-what-have-you-done big.
Open Open Tab February 5, 2008 Provides Information
IBM floats 'Blue Cloud' data servers
Giving a nod to the privacy concerns of enterprise customers, IBM today is launching Blue Cloud, a "cloud computing" manifestation enabling companies run data-intensive Web 2.0-class applications directly with their own data centers.
Open Open Tab November 15, 2007 Provides Information
IBM goes big green with Big Green
IBM has announced it is redirecting $1bn per year across its businesses to increase the energy efficiency of IT operations.
Open Open Tab May 22, 2007 Provides Information
IBM hands server tech to Lenovo
Tech giant IBM has inked a licensing agreement with Lenovo that will see the Chinese computer vendor making and selling a range of x86 servers.
Open Open Tab January 24, 2008 Provides Information
IBM Hints at Blade Servers for Small Firms
IBM said it plans to build a blade server system for small to medium-sized businesses.
Open Open Tab May 25, 2007 Provides Information
IBM launches 16-core processor server
IBM has announced a version of its System i business server range that uses the company's Power6 processor, which the tech giant claims is the fastest chip it has ever built.
Open Open Tab July 27, 2007 Provides Information
IBM launches MySpace for mainframes
IBM aims to leverage social networking by building an online meeting place for users of its System z mainframes. It says the Web-based portal, called Destination z, gives customers a place to discuss and debate mainframe usage, exchange ideas and seek technical advice.
Open Open Tab June 22, 2007 Provides Information
IBM Launches z10 Mainframe
IBM Tuesday is set to launch the System z10, its next-generation mainframe, featuring quad-core processors and aimed at computing-intensive tasks.
Open Open Tab February 26, 2008 Provides Information
IBM lines up blade, AIX updates
IBM will sprinkle more greenery around its big computing offerings this week as it launches long-awaited updates to AIX and its Power-based server line.
Open Open Tab November 6, 2007 Provides Information
IBM Looks to 'Cheetah' to Speed Up Blade Servers
IBM officials hope a new feature aimed at increasing performance and availability of applications using Informix Dynamic Server "Cheetah" in a multi-node, blade server environment will separate the upcoming release from the pack.
Open Open Tab May 18, 2007 Provides Information
IBM Offering New Cell-Based Blade
IBM is expanding its Cell processor technology within the enterprise.
Open Open Tab August 30, 2007 Provides Information
IBM Offers Blade Server For the Little Guy
IBM is adding to its blade server line with an upcoming model targeted at small-to-medium-sized businesses.
Open Open Tab June 13, 2007 Provides Information
IBM Readies Blade Servers for Small Businesses
High-density blade bundles will be designed for small and midsize businesses.
Open Open Tab May 2, 2007 Provides Information
IBM Revs Up Autonomic Computing for Data Centers
Active Energy Manager leverages autonomic capabilities for a green solution.
Open Open Tab November 7, 2007 Provides Information
IBM Sets Its Sights on SMBs with New Blade
IBM wants small and midsized businesses to know that blade servers are an option for their IT infrastructure, too.
Open Open Tab June 14, 2007 Provides Information
IBM Tackles Enterprise Data Integration
IBM introduced IBM Information Server Blade, an appliance-like bundle designed to make the task of enterprise data integration faster and easier.
Open Open Tab August 6, 2007 Provides Information
IBM Turns Server Sideways for Web 2.0 Build-out
IBM has designed a new type of rack-mount server specifically for companies running heavily trafficked "Web 2.0" sites such as Facebook and MySpace, the company announced Wednesday.
Open Open Tab April 23, 2008 Provides Information
IBM users tell of mainframe gains and datacenter pains
"Until now, a lot of people wouldn't even think about consolidating Unix servers on a mainframe. The cost just seemed too high," concurred one user, who manages the z10's predecessor -- the z9 -- in his job at a big international bank.
Open Open Tab February 27, 2008 Provides Information
IBM Wants the Mainframe to be an IT Destination
With that in mind, IBM launched its Destination z program June 21, which looks to give the company's mainframe customers, ISVs and partners a new Web portal to discuss and debate different aspects of mainframe technology.
Open Open Tab June 21, 2007 Provides Information
IBM waterboards PA-RISC Superdome from HP
Power6 charged with crimes against hamster wheels.
Open Open Tab March 21, 2008 Provides Information
IBM waves green magic wand
IBM has beefed up its data output while apparently watching its carbon footprint step by adding a new $86m "green data centre" space to its Boulder site in Colorado, USA.
Open Open Tab June 25, 2007 Provides Information
IBM's Power6 spotted bashing Oracle at 4.7GHz
The speedy chips confirm IBM's boasting that Power6 would arrive near 5GHz. They also show that IBM's customers have a lot to look forward to in terms of raw performance.
Open Open Tab May 20, 2007 Provides Information
IBM, HP Remain Locked in Server Battle
In its latest survey of the server market, Gartner found that IBM led all other vendors in terms of revenue in the second quarter of 2007, while HP shipped more servers than any other OEM.
Open Open Tab August 22, 2007 Provides Information
Integrators DO Like Sony's All-in-One NHS Rack System
High-volume integrators in the Authorized Integrators Network (AIN) appreciate system's simplicity; builders like the brand.
Open Open Tab February 27, 2008 Provides Information
Intel focuses on small, medium businesses with Xeon-based modular server approach
Based on its Multi-Flex management and storage technology, Intel claims its modular approach will allow resellers to get closer to the core IT infrastructure of their customers.
Open Open Tab January 11, 2008 Provides Information
Intel Releases Low-Cost Clear Bay Server Platform
Intel has developed a white-box blade server based on standardized components, instead of specialized parts usually used to produce such systems.
Open Open Tab January 11, 2008 Provides Information
Intel shoves Larrabee and visualization goldmine to 2010
Physically, we were sitting yesterday in an auditorium at Intel's Santa Clara headquarters. But our mind kept transporting to SGI's old 3D wonder lab where it would show off the latest in graphics technology and high-end visualization systems.
Open Open Tab March 6, 2008 Provides Information
Intel swallows Itanic Java pill
It's a tough job. Convincing Java developers that any hardware vendor - let alone Intel in the wake of roadmap set backs - has any immediate relevance.
Open Open Tab May 10, 2007 Provides Information
Intel targets data center energy efficiency with new server processors
The quad-core L5420 and L5410 processors run at 2.50 GHz and 2.33 GHz, respectively, and contain 12 megabytes of on-die cache and dedicated 1333 MHz front side buses.
Open Open Tab March 25, 2008 Provides Information
Intel wants to get into heavy petascaling
Intel may dominate the list of top supercomputers, but the most intriguing work done in the high performance computing field takes place outside of the Xeon kingdom. Pat Gelsinger, Intel's server chip chief, plans on fixing this problem.
Open Open Tab March 23, 2008 Provides Information
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Microsoft admits big delay on Home Server bug fix
Microsoft has admitted that it will not deliver a fix to a Windows Home Server data corruption bug it first discovered late last year until June at the earliest.
Open Open Tab March 11, 2008 Provides Information
Microsoft Announces Windows Home Server
The company also announced that it will release a version of the software for system builders, named eight independent software vendors that will provide applications for Windows Home Server, and revealed its plans to kick off the Code2Fame Challenge for developers to create Windows Home Server hardware and software add-in solutions.
Open Open Tab May 18, 2007 Provides Information
Microsoft Clarifies Virtualization Licensing
Clarification is avialable, however, customers may face a new set of rules when Windows Server 2008 is released.
Open Open Tab June 12, 2007 Provides Information
Microsoft Enters Virtualization with Windows Server
Windows accounts for about two-thirds of shipments of computer-server operating systems, but Microsoft is considered a laggard in virtualization.
Open Open Tab February 27, 2008 Provides Information
Microsoft funds object of IBM's mainframe fury
Microsoft has put its loaded name behind PSI - a Silicon Valley-based start-up currently at war with IBM in the mainframe market.
Open Open Tab November 28, 2007 Provides Information
Microsoft has High Hopes for Windows Server 2008
The launch is vitally important to Microsoft, which hopes sales of the updated server software will spur wider adoption of Windows Vista by corporate customers that have so far resisted the urge to upgrade from Windows XP.
Open Open Tab February 27, 2008 Provides Information
Microsoft preempts Hyper-V release with virtualization vision
The software colossus has unleashed its most vocal assault to date on the virtualization marketing, revealing an acquisition, a much tighter relationship with Citrix and some licensing changes that include running versions of Vista inside virtual machines.
Open Open Tab January 21, 2008 Provides Information
Microsoft surprises itself with six-month late Hyper-V beta
Microsoft surprised itself this week by delivering a delayed beta of its Hyper-V virtualization software, less late than once expected.
Open Open Tab December 14, 2007 Provides Information
Microsoft Virtualization Technology on Schedule
Microsoft has finished most of the major work on its Hyper-V virtualization technology and expects it will be available for Windows Server 2008 on schedule in August, the company said Wednesday.
Open Open Tab March 20, 2008 Provides Information
Microsoft-Sun Embrace on Interoperability, Again
Do Microsoft and Sun executives run to shower after hugging like this?
Open Open Tab March 10, 2008 Provides Information
Microsoft's Hyper-V puts VMWare and Linux on notice
After his last foray into the "Linux guy reviews a Microsoft product" space, Jason Perlow is back — this time to take a look at Microsoft's Hyper-V, the hypervisor-based virtualization solution built into the newly released Windows Server 2008.
Open Open Tab February 15, 2008 Provides Information
Microsoft, Sun expand their collaboration on servers, storage
Sun Microsystems Inc. and Microsoft Corp. announced two "milestones" on Monday in their ongoing alliance, including the official opening of a Sun/Microsoft Interoperability Center on Microsoft's campus in Redmond, Wash.
Open Open Tab March 11, 2008 Provides Information
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New Dell Workstations Target the Enterprise
Dell has upgraded its line of workstations, introducing a quad-core system that packs graphics and processing power that the company said is the highest level of performance available on its workstations.
Open Open Tab November 28, 2007 Provides Information
New HP Offerings Speed Data Center Transformation
HP today announced a set of products and services designed to help customers transform their data centers from a standalone collection of physical assets into a virtual and adaptive infrastructure designed to rapidly meet changing business needs.
Open Open Tab March 17, 2008 Provides Information
New HP Storage Serves Midsize Businesses
As more medium-sized companies consolidate their storage, Hewlett-Packard seized an opportunity on Tuesday with a disk array it says is easier to work with than large-enterprise gear, but delivers more capabilities than entry-level storage.
Open Open Tab February 27, 2008 Provides Information
New Server Chips Quadruple Memory Capacity
Startup Metaram has developed a technique to pack more RAM onto a memory module.
Open Open Tab February 25, 2008 Provides Information
New Switch Expands HP Blade Server Options
The new HP 1:10Gb Ethernet BL-c switch provides a combination of 1 Gigabit and 10 Gigabit Ethernet links for HP ProLiant and Integrity server blades in the HP BladeSystem enclosure. HP resells the BNT switches as its own.
Open Open Tab June 1, 2007 Provides Information
Niveus Expands Storage Server Line With 4TB Pro Model
Unit uses Reflection technology to mirror updates with a master server.
Open Open Tab February 15, 2008 Provides Information
Nosing around IBM's Power6 blade
IBM has teased with scant details of its long-awaited updates to AIX and its Power6-based blade server line — but today the specs have dribbled out of Big Blue at last.
Open Open Tab November 7, 2007 Provides Information
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Portly HP fires up double-wide Itanium blade
A long time ago, in a data centers far, far away, blade servers ran on laptop chips from Transmeta. These days companies such as HP pop double-wide, scorching hot Itanium-packed blades into their chassis.
Open Open Tab February 12, 2008 Provides Information
ProCurve Networking by HP Provides Backbone for Microsoft Technology Centers Worldwide
ProCurve Networking by HP today announced that its infrastructure products have been chosen as the standard for all Microsoft Technology Centers (MTCs) around the world.
Open Open Tab December 10, 2007 Provides Information
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Rackable and Supermicro settle over server IP
Front-mounted I/O connectors safe again.
Open Open Tab May 8, 2007 Provides Information
Researcher Debunks Intel's Energy-Efficiency Claim
Recent tests by Neal Nelson & Associates, an independent computer performance consulting firm, have reported that in 36 of the 57 cases tested an AMD Opteron-based server delivered better power efficiency than a comparably configured Intel Xeon-based server.
Open Open Tab January 16, 2008 Provides Information
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SAP, Intel Forge Xeon-Powered All-in-One Servers
The servers, designed for midmarket companies, go the extra mile to being self-contained solutions by baking in Novell SUSE.
Open Open Tab March 5, 2008 Provides Information
SGI slots 'Seaburg' chipset into blades
SGI this week is pushing a fresh batch of hardware into its Altix ICE blade server lineup. The company announced two new blade enclosures and new blade options.
Open Open Tab March 21, 2008 Provides Information
SGI to Offer Blades
Silicon Graphics, best known for developing supercomputers and other high-performance computing technology, is trying its hand at blade servers as a way to expand its offerings within the enterprise space.
Open Open Tab June 26, 2007 Provides Information
SME sector to 'explode with blades': IBM
Blade server market to be worth $11bn by 2010
Open Open Tab May 24, 2007 Provides Information
Startup Flashes Virtual Rack Switches
Blade Network Technologies puts its faith in rack-level virtualization.
Open Open Tab April 24, 2008 Provides Information
Stratus Unveils Two New Fault-Tolerant Systems
In addition to using dual-core Xeon chips in its low-end ftServer 2500 and midrange ftServer 4400, Stratus announced July 16 that it will offer support for the Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS4 operating system across its fault-tolerant line.
Open Open Tab July 16, 2007 Provides Information
Sun chum Oracle pushes database buyers to IBM
A couple of years back, Oracle chief Larry Ellison and then Sun CEO Scott McNealy held an event in Redwood City to renew their vows. Oracle signed on to ship Java for ten more years, and Sun started bundling Oracle's database on its servers at no charge. That last bit was meant to give Sun an edge over hardware rivals, although we can't claim to have heard of it ever making a difference in the market and aren't even sure the deal is still going.
Open Open Tab April 24, 2008 Provides Information
Sun preps 2048-thread monster
First off, Sun looks set for the imminent release of its first Niagara II-based servers – the T5120 and T5220 systems. Customers will see 1U and 2U boxes, respectively, each with one of the "Niagara II" or (more formally) UltraSPARC T2 chips. It looks like the eight-core, 64-thread chip will arrive at 1.5GHz.
Open Open Tab July 26, 2007 Provides Information
Sun sends Netra blades through 10GE wringer
Sun is dishing out new ACTA blade server gear for telcos sporting 10 Gigabit Ethernet — with all the copious prices usually found for equipment holding the AdvancedTCA telecom industry standards.
Open Open Tab November 15, 2007 Provides Information
Sun to do Xeon and Niagara blade thing next month
Sun Microsystems looks set to dish out its new UltraSPARC T1- and Xeon-based blades on June 6 at an event in Washington D.C.
Open Open Tab May 22, 2007 Provides Information
Sun unfurls four-core Xeon-fueled blade memory hole
In a statement, Sun boasted, "Since re-entering the blades market in mid-2006, Sun tied for #4 in blade server market share for factory revenue (Q3CY07), released 29 new blade and supporting products, and gained more than 300 new Sun Blade customers.
Open Open Tab February 21, 2008 Provides Information
Sun will have data centers after all
Sun Microsystems has returned to its senses and re-committed to having data centers.
Open Open Tab February 13, 2008 Provides Information
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US funds exascale computing journey
Thanks to $7.4m in government funding a pair of national labs hope to throw their big brains at the most pressing problems facing supercomputer designers.
Open Open Tab February 22, 2008 Provides Information
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VMware and HP Announce Agreement to Embed VMware ESX 3i on HP ProLiant Servers
Joint Solution Fast-tracks Customers to Virtualization; New VMware Infrastructure and HP Insight Control Bundles to Offer Seamless Physical and Virtual Platform Management
Open Open Tab February 26, 2008 Provides Information
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Windows Home Server Debuts
Microsoft said Monday that the first product under the Windows Home Server line, HP's MediaSmart Server, is now available for pre-order and will be released later this month.
Open Open Tab November 5, 2007 Provides Information
Windows Server 2008 arrives with high hopes, great fanfare
Windows Server 2008 brings many eagerly anticipated admin-pleasing features such as a stripped-down mode called "Server Core" that does away with many unnecessary features that are normally installed, and a new virtualization platform—"Hyper-V"—that should increase Microsoft's foothold in this increasingly important market sector.
Open Open Tab February 27, 2008 Provides Information
Windows Server 2008 Pricing
The company said there would be approximately a 1% increase in pricing on the server, which Microsoft is hoping to make available in time for its Feb. 27, 2008 launch event in Los Angeles.
Open Open Tab November 13, 2007 Provides Information
Windows Server 2008: To keep things stable, you need new hardware
Microsoft has a growing number of beneficiaries to whom it must simultaneously appeal. There are OEM partners who want Windows Server to drive sales, and clients who at the same time plead for no more disruptions.
Open Open Tab February 29, 2008 Provides Information
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XRackPro2 Server Rack Gets Air Filtration
GizMac Accessories has announced the release of smaller XRackPro2 server racks with air filtration. The company now sells 4U and 6U XRackPro2s for US$549.99 and $749.99, respectively.
Open Open Tab April 10, 2008 Provides Information
XRackPro2 Studio rack coming soon
GizMac Accessories on Friday announced details on their XRackPro2 Studio model, a new equipment rack especially designed for studios, home theaters or other applications that don't require servers.
Open Open Tab April 18, 2008 Provides Information
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