Server News

The company's customers can now seamlessly migrate and integrate with the public cloud from their data centers.

Once tech non grata, Microsoft's virtualization platform is making a comeback thanks to Dell.

New HC3x servers double memory bandwidth for virtual machine deployment.

A new compute cluster for the Red Hat-sponsored Fedora Project gives ARM processors bragging rights over Intel.

New innovation center in Beijing aims to accelerate use of Power architecture.

A highly stealthy strain of malware that resides entirely in memory has been silently infecting some of the world's most widely-used web servers.

Latest Linux kernel debuts new capabilities that will speed up servers and make them more power efficient.

New Linux server provides improved OpenStack Grizzly cloud options and high-availability capabilities.

VMware expects continued growth in 2013 as it goes after a $50 billion total addressable market opportunity.

Next-generation open source Java Application Server Project begins to take shape.

Public cloud vendor sticks with Xen for server virtualization, still not thrilled about CloudStack.

The Executive Director of the OpenStack Foundation explains what it takes to build a platform ecosystem.

The new Dell SUSE Cloud Solution, Powered by OpenStack takes aim at private clouds.

Linux vendor's new OpenStack distribution aims to make it easier to get up and running on the open source cloud.

Cisco fast tracks support for Microsoft's Hyper-V virtualization under Windows Server 2012.

Rack-scale architecture announced at the same time Intel's Xeon memory capacity is boosted by 4x.

Low-power hyperscale server platform is finally ready for commercial deployment.

A year ago IBM entered the engineered server systems space - where are they now?

Linux leader Red Hat details open source innovation in the latest OpenStack cloud platform release.

Radhesh Balakrishnan hired away from Microsoft to help spur Red Hat's role in virtualization and the cloud over the coming years.

Whose systems are faster: Oracle's SPARC or IBM's Power?

Study reports that Windows to Linux migration is growing, particularly when it comes to servers.

Oracle updates its high-end and mid-range portfolios of SPARC server chips and systems.

Desktop and tablet users won't be the only ones to bask in Windows Blue upgrades, as Microsoft's upcoming update also has Windows Server in its sights.

New version of Ubuntu for the Chinese market set to debut in April.