The ThinkServer RD630 screams speed and versatility. Whatever task you want to throw at it, the RD630 is more than up to the job.
With Microsoft Hyper-V and VMware vSphere tackling virtualization in their own distinct ways, it's important to know the key advantages and disadvantages of each design architecture employed by the two.
Our latest Server Review uncovers an AMD Opteron-based server that offers an outstanding combination of price and performance.
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?
Discover how the new cloning feature in Windows Server 2012 can simplify building a new additional domain controller as well as save time when provisioning domain controllers for rapid deployment.
Whose systems are faster: Oracle's SPARC or IBM's Power?
OpenSUSE may be moving from MySQL to the open source MariaDB, but don't expect SUSE Linux Enterprise to do the same.
Dell will now be able to resell and support Ubuntu Linux across a broad range of servers.
Our latest Server Tutorial explores two key ways you can easily make remote connections to computers from within a web browser.
Before virtualizing mission-critical services like Active Directory domain controllers, make sure to brush up on what you should and should not do with our "best practices" reference.
The HP DL560 is an engineering marvel and a crazy fast one at that. Is there any situation where this server wouldn't fit?
New blade server enclosure provides more bandwidth, while HP's latest Gen8 blade system is geared with VDI environments in mind.
Company's workload management software will provide automation and orchestration to the burgeoning ARM server market.
Discover how to create and implement a cost-effective disaster recovery solution with Windows Server 2012's Hyper-V Replica virtual technology.
Microservers seem to be quite the rage in the server world these days, but are they really a serious solution that can be used as "real" servers?
Discover how to resolve all sorts of virtualization headaches by teaming your network cards with Windows Server 2012's Server Manager.
Discover how to quickly and easily administer multiple servers, no matter where they are in the world, from a single interface.
A new study from 451 Research reveals that a slim majority of x86 servers are now virtualized.
AMD jumps into Open Compute servers with the debut of its new Open 3.0 platform.
Our latest Server Tutorial reveals how you can get around the Windows one-concurrent user limitation in order to be able to use a PC at the same time as a remote connector.
With solid returns in for the second quarter, Larry Ellison is ready to call the purchase of Sun the best acquisition his company has ever made.
Michael Dell wants to be the number one server vendor in the world, and the OpenStack cloud might just help him to get there.
A closer look at some of the most popular third-party tools currently available for managing your Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud services.
Linux and x86 servers are bright spots as the global server market continues to slow down.
Declines continue in the wake of trouble at Autonomy and a double-digit decrease in business-critical systems revenue.
The new HP ProLiant SL4500 server series scales up performance to meet Big Data requirements.
The ThinkPad maker commences its journey to the data center with the new Intel-powered ThinkServer TD330 for SMBs.
Dreamhost's CEO elaborates on the evolving role of Linux use at his hosting company.
With the advent of cloud computing and mass virtualization of server operating systems, the need for high speed, highly available networking becomes even more pressing.
Having difficulties when trying to set a network adapter on a VMware Player machine in Bridged mode? Our latest tutorial reveals a solution for the bridged network issue.
While some surveys peg hypervisor usage of Red Hat's KVM at a meager 0.5%, support for KVM from vendors tells a different story.
Hitachi Data Systems overhauls its converged infrastructure portfolio with 11 new products.
Oracle isn't the only company going after in-memory data, with a little help from Linux.
The company updates its business application server platform with Intel Sandy Bridge processors and a whole lot of RAM.
With Windows Server 2012 finally officially available, now's the perfect time to delve a little deeper into the features and changes in the new server operating system that are likely to matter most to enterprises.
With its latest servers HP aims to enable pervasive virtualization with more performance and better I/O.
Is VMware's elimination of the hated "vTax" a sign that the company is changing its focus to where the real money is?
Chomping at the bit to test out the official release of Windows Server 2012? Check out what to watch for and avoid as we put the new server OS through its paces.
The social networking site’s lead systems engineer details his company's approach and plans for changing server infrastructure.
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.
The company's new NS2100 Server platform delivers entry-class Intel Itanium architecture.
With NAND flash technology and SSD prices continuing to fall, server virtualization is set to reap the benefits. Is it time to splash some cash on flash?
Software updates in the new Exalogic servers boost virtualization options for the Oracle engineered systems.
With microservers threatening to become the next great server form factor, Dell is pushing micros hard with the debut of its third generation PowerEdge microserver.
While Amazon boasts that NASA is saving $1M by moving to AWS, the truth is a bit more complex.
HP's DL380p Gen8 data center rackmount server should be at the top of any IT evaluation for new data center infrastructure.
Servers, storage and networking come together in a new converged Blade Data Center offering.
The latest global server reports are out from both IDC and Gartner, and despite a few bright spots, overall the news isn't good.
Available only to select customers and developers, Dell gets the ball rolling on a new ARM-based server ecosystem.
Generation eight of HP's ProLiant line of servers debuts as the latest major makeover of the company's x86 mainstay.
Dell looks to attain a leadership position in the thin client and cloud computing markets with the purchase.
Dell execs blame sales execution for the company's missed expectations.
Latest figures on global server shipments and sales underscore continuing rebound in the sector, with each measure posting double-digit annual growth.
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One dedicated server to handle an incredibly large workload isn’t enough.
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The company credits its strong quarter to a continuing corporate system refresh cycle and surging demand for IT services.
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The top 15 innovations in the evolution of Windows Server over the past 15 years.
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From PCs to rack mount and blade servers, liquid cooling is making its way in to the data center.
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liquid cooling, data center, blade server, servers
The initial wave of blade servers largely failed, along with the companies that made them.
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Mark Payne, VP of EMEA industry standard servers at HP looks at the emerging trends in data center management and design.
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servers, data center, data center management, cooling
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has signed an executive order requiring California to reduce the total amount of data center square footage used by state agencies.
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