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The supercomputing giant has discontinued its lower-priced CX line of midrange supercomputers and replaced them with new entry-level configurations of its high-end supercomputers.
New release is essentially a security and bug fix release.
Oracle has shipped thousands of mid-range SPARC T4 servers with Oracle Solaris.
Going beyond Extended Lifecycle Support, Linux vendor breathes longer life into Enterprise Linux.
New version offers better centralized server management.
MRG platform gets a new release, adding Linux 3.0 and new performance measurement features
ServiceMesh customers gain access to Fujitsu’s on-demand cloud computing.
Research report by Heavy Reading suggests operators plan to integrate policy servers with existing systems.
Tokenization technology gives enterprises protection for highly-sensitive data.
The PWS-1K03B-1R uninterruptable power supply (UPS) offers redundant battery backup.
What's sitting inside your Dell OEM solution? If it's Linux, then it's likely to be SUSE.
VMware had a great year in 2011 and has big plans for growing its business in 2012.
Big Blue announces lower prices on Power Systems after posting a modest fourth quarter.
Emerson Network Power service helps U.S. government agencies maintain business continuity.
Zend Server 5.6 provides Mac developers with tools to develop Web-based applications.
After two years of forcing users to use Windows to manage virtualization, Red Hat is finally bringing its virtualization management tech to Linux.
The new ReFS file system, designed for resiliency and optimized for extreme scale, will be introduced as a storage system for Windows 8 Server, but will later be implemented as storage for clients and eventually as a boot volume.
Virsto for vSphere and Virsto for Hyper-V 2.0 adds storage capabilities for server virtualization.
Latest open source FreeBSD release provides new storage, security, networking features
Customers can run a wide range of ISV applications across Dell's public and private cloud offerings.
Cirba's DCI-Control reveals whether VMs, hosts or clusters have too little, too much or just the right infrastructure.
Seeking to reduce the time required to deploy load balancing for enterprise applications, Kemp Technologies has updated its LoadMaster firmware to support pre-configured application templates.
Offers streamlined path to create new servers.
The U.S. EPA encourages improved data center energy efficiency.
First new Linux kernel of 2012 is now available, improving filesystems and performance.
Solid state disks (SSDs) made a splash in consumer technology, and now the technology has its eyes on the enterprise storage market. Download this eBook to see what SSDs can do for your infrastructure and review the pros and cons of this potentially game-changing storage technology.
