The company stalls a bit on its path to service heterogeneous environments.

The company touts its grid, N1, storage and services as it searches for new government contracts.

IBM, HP, and Sun are dancing to the AMD beat while Dell sits this one out.

The company takes a shot at Windows and HP-UX customers with its latest update.

The Silicon Valley-based startup has released a batch of servers that avoids 'rip and replace.

Apple's next-generation desktop and server operating system is on move. Its new focus? Improved compatibility, communication, and content.

The chipmaker has begun releasing its Pentium Extreme Edition 800-series — ahead of AMD's Opteron.

Five tech specialists have been set to task on building a self-governing community.

Microsoft, VMware, and XenSource have jumped onboard AMD's virtualization specification.

The company's 64-bit, multiprocessor platform is setting the stage for next year's dual-core models.

HP, Sun and IBM look to be critical partners once the dual-core Opteron chips ship.

The company has partnered with Broadcom and Seagate to outfit its server and storage families with Serial Attached SCSI and RAID6.

New processors and features are being timed to coincide with Longhorn and other Windows x64 Editions.

The company claims its new Open Platform Management Architecture trumps IPMI by targeting the interface between the server platform and its management subsystem.

The company put AMD talk on the back burner as it targets its latest UltraSPARC IV 1.35 GHz processor at the data center.

The company is betting big on its user rights management, predictive self-healing, Solaris containers, and a new cryptographic framework.

Intel and AMD released new chipsets this week. IBM and HP are the first of the major OEMs to promise product.

A 64-bit Pentium 4 will ship this month to take its place alongside the Xeon and Itanium families.

HP has sought out a trusted partner while it works on a switching solution of its own.

The company launches its OpenSolaris initiative with a new community, advisory board, and its DTrace application.

Fujitsu, Intel, Samsung, and Microsoft are being cited as possible takeover suitors.

As the company prepares to release Solaris code, it is also mulling a modified Apache license for Jini.

The company is augmenting its new Itanium-based servers with improved service.

Intel scoops up the engineers, and HP spends $3 billion to refocus its efforts.

Solaris will be first, followed by other enterprise applications, company execs said.