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The company's latest product offering could have big implications for companies looking to make a facile move to the cloud.

New release of Landscape server management system provides compliance and extensibility options for Ubuntu Linux.

The embattled chip maker sets its sights on Big Data and cloud servers with new SeaMicro hardware.

Microsoft makes it official in releasing a server OS that's "built from the cloud up."

A two month delay enhances the stability of the Linux distribution, but where does OpenSUSE go from here?

The VP of Linux Engineering at Red Hat explains why enterprise Linux is more than just support.

Linux creator addresses the issues of leadership and advises new developers to also look for different projects to contribute their code.

Jim Zemlin, Executive Director of the Linux Foundation, explains how Linux has become fundamental to modern technology, from servers to the cloud and beyond.

Big Blue is out to prove that big iron can float secure clouds and make quick work out of data analytics workloads.

VMware's new CEO backtracks on last year's vSphere pricing change as new virtualization solutions debut at VMworld.

Get a chance to check out the collaborative efforts of the two companies at next week's VMworld virtualization jamboree.

The company looks to stand out by making it easier for organizations to jump on the OpenStack bandwagon.

The company's new NS2100 Server platform delivers entry-class Intel Itanium architecture.

Different cloud server technologies all come together and get abstracted in Deltacloud 1.0.

Oracle plans to appeal a court ruling that will force it to continue to support HP's Itanium servers.

After more than two years of promoting the open source OpenStack project, Rackspace is finally ready to deliver it for its own cloud customers.

Software updates in the new Exalogic servers boost virtualization options for the Oracle engineered systems.

The virtualization firm shows just how serious it is about the Software-Defined Networking (SDN) market, spending $1.2 billion to acquire Nicira.

The cloud will no longer be confined to just the realm of x86 servers as OpenStack turns two.

Windows Server 2012 will be hitting OEMs in August, launching in retail come September.

Is it officially the summer of OpenStack?  Work on governance as well as technology continues to accelerate.

Is a browser-based thin client server model all you really need for running applications?

After months of free for all access, Red Hat starts the process of making money from its PaaS platform.

One of the largest Red Hat updates ever, RHEL 6.3 boosts top-end capacity and performance.

The new OpenStack private cloud will take full advantage of SUSE Studio and cloud management capabilities.