IBM has bundled its Information Server software on an HS21 blade, with the goal of achieving massive data integration.

The OEM has bid $1.6 billion in cash for the automation vendor, who is second to IBM in the server provisioning market.

IBM opts for an open beta for AIX 6.1. The latest version of Big Blue's Unix operating system focuses on virtualization and security.

IBM touts System z machines and virtualization as one alternative to server farms.

From the PC to the server, HP's new security umbrella aims to protect the data center.

The two IT operations management leaders follow a theme of togetherness, as they push utility computing in an announcement at Gartner's Infrastructure, Operations & Management Summit.

Enterprises suffering from virtual machine sprawl may find ToutVirtual's management solution to be a salve.

The server startup looks to solve performance, reliability and cost concerns associated with data centers.

Another layer peeled away, and the Novell-Microsoft collaboration got a little clearer.

BEA Systems entered the virtualization software market Monday with the release of WebLogic Server Virtual Edition, the first fruits of a software blueprint aimed at enabling Java applications to run on virtualized hardware.

BlueGene/L holds fast, while the rest of the Top 500 list of the world's most powerful supercomputers dance around.

It's a data profiler, it's a quality assurance tool, it's ... Integration Super Server. IBM Monday unveiled software to ease customers' application integration pain points.

How will the fight for server and desktop placement play out?

It's refresh week in the virtualization vendor playground. VMware, Cassatt and Surgient debuted new software and partner support alliances.

Big Blue adds long-distance disaster recovery and grid tools to its enterprise-class tape system.

With the release of Tivoli Provisioning Manager, IBM is sparring with HP, Opsware and Altiris in the virtualization game.

The Data ONTAP GX operating system will help customers pull and tuck away files.

VMware Infrastructure 3 combines virtualization and clustering to meet customer needs.

IBM is using its NetApp partnership to craft an appliance that bridges the SAN-NAS storage gap.

Server revenue was down but shipments were up in the first quarter of 2006.

IBM's SAN Volume Controller can now replicate data from any distance.

Sun Microsystems named John Fowler to oversee its server portfolio and David Yen to take the storage helm.

The ISV's latest offering manages physical servers and virtual machines from VMware, Xen, and Microsoft.

In a deal valued at $350 million, the OS vendor will pick up distributed computing platforms for its customers.

Research firm sees fewer but more powerful pieces of computing gear running more powerful applications.