Scott Ferguson

Hewlett-Packard is looking to add an extra layer of virtualization to the data center. On Feb. 27, the Palo Alto, Calif., IT company will expand its

Appro International, an IT company known for producing high-density computer and server clusters, is taking a aim at vertical markets with a new

In a year of comebacks for once-struggling Sun Microsystems, the company's server revenue grew 15 percent in 2006, which jolted the company into a tie for

The number of server shipments worldwide grew nearly 9 percent in 2006, with Hewlett-Packard leading with 27.5 percent of the market, according to the

Advanced Micro Devices, which announced a change in the pricing structure of several of its dual-core Opteron chips Feb. 7, is preparing to lower the

NEW YORK CITY—In the coming 18 months, virtualization, already a mainstream tool for IT administrators looking to consolidate applications within a

Advanced Micro Devices, the world's second-largest maker of PC and server processors, is looking to offer new, lower power-per-watt configurations in its

VMware, which has been a leader in virtualization software in the enterprise, is making a bolder move into the small and midsize business space. The Palo

Dell, which has watched as rival Hewlett-Packard has drained away its once dominant market share, announced late on Jan. 31 that its namesake founder will

Despite a recent financial setback, Advanced Micro Devices gained on Intel in the x86 space in the fourth quarter, according to a new analysis by Mercury

After a four-month beta run, VMware is preparing to release the full version of its Converter 3 virtualization software Jan. 29. The Palo Alto, Calif.,

After years of animosity and public sniping that often came from the highest levels of both companies, a partnership between Sun Microsystems and Intel