Amy Newman

In the 12 years since Linus Torvalds posted to Usenet about his free operating system that was "(just a hobby, won't be big and professional like gnu) for

Hewlett-Packard has laid claim to setting a new milestone in blade servers sales and is broadening the target market for blades to include

Supercomputers have long been available, but only to the largest of enterprises. Even in those environments though, computing capabilities are often

NEC this week unveiled its first blade server for the U.S. market, an offering that is also the first Intel Itanium 2 Blade server from a major server

Change is in the wind for Macromedia's ColdFusion. When version 7, code-named Blackstone, hits the streets in early 2005 it will offer myriad new features

Hewlett-Packard Monday reorganized its server blade portfolio and offered a peek at some new management tools. Hewlett-Packard Monday reorganized its

Microsoft Corp. has released a preview version of its BizTalk Server 2000. Microsoft Corp. recently released a preview version of its BizTalk Server

Nemx Software Monday released the latest version of its antivirus/antispam management tool. Power Tools 5.0 ups the ante on effective mail management for

Gateway announced a revamp of its server line and replaced four servers (the 955, 960, 975, and 980) with three: the 9510 Series, a tower server; the 9315

IBM and Microsoft don't bring to mind synergy, and at first blush neither do iSeries and .Net. As .Net updates iSeries, IBM and Microsoft find a mutually

With the promise of "a supercomputer on every desktop," SGI this week added another player to the crowded yet evolving and amorphic midrange space. SGI's

The light continued to shine in the Sun galaxy this week, as the vendor released its next-generation UltraSPARC processor. Sun this week unveiled the