Jeffrey Burt

IBM is adding 16 members to its Blade.org group and is unveiling two security products from partners based on its BladeCenter blade servers. The April 17

Platform Computing is looking to partnerships with software vendors as a way of getting its grid computing products into enterprises. Enterprises tend to

IBM is expanding the number of low-end volume systems in its Express Portfolio in North America and offering introductory price discounts of up to 10

Wayne Inouye, who took over as head of Gateway in 2004 after eMachines bought the computer maker, is stepping down as CEO. He will be replaced on an

NEW YORK—IBM is planning an aggressive expansion of its blade server offerings that will include additions to its line of Intel-based systems, an

Sun Microsystems is cutting prices on servers running Advanced Micro Devices' Opteron chips, a move designed to put pressure on competing systems powered

Sun Microsystems is creating a business unit to support its OEM partners. The group will include dedicated sales, services and support staffs that will

NEC Solutions America is unveiling Feb. 8 a new line of fault-tolerant servers that feature dual-core Intel chip options, greater management capabilities

NEW YORK—Users with servers powered by Intel's "Paxville" Xeon MP processor can now activate the chip's virtualization capabilities. Speaking at a

IBM is outfitting its line of System i5 servers with the new Power5+ processor and is introducing the newest version of its i5/OS operating system. The

Hewlett-Packard is rolling out several technologies designed to cut cooling costs in the data center, including a water-filled module that fits over a new

Hewlett-Packard is tapping Thomas Hogan, the CEO of Vignette, to head its software business, the latest move by the computer giant to bolster its