Amy Newman

The Apache Group Saturday capped three years of development and one year of beta with its release of the first generally available version of Apache 2.0.

Red Hat Monday unveiled Red Hat Linux version 7.3. Expected to ship beginning May 15, Red Hat Linux 7.3 adds new productivity tools, a personal firewall

A CERT advisory issued Monday evening warns of several vulnerabilities in Microsoft SQL Server. A CERT advisory issued Monday evening warns of several

Sun Microsystems Monday unveiled the latest addition to its Sun Fire server line. The Sun Fire V100 is a single-processor, general-purpose server based on

In a white paper published late Tuesday, Hewlett-Packard unveiled the topography of the post-merger landscape for its combined server, storage, software,

Hewlett-Packard Monday expanded its blade server offerings with the unveiling of its ProLiant BL p-Class system, its first dual-processor blade server to

Fujitsu and Intel late Thursday revealed plans to work together to develop mission-critical enterprise servers for the worldwide computing market. New

IBM Monday unveiled an Intel-based server with game-changing memory technology designed to double memory and increase performance by as much as 49 percent

At CeBIT 2002 on Tuesday, Intel unveiled Xeon MP, the multiprocessor version of the 2-way Xeon chip it announced two weeks ago. Intel on Tuesday unveiled

Scale Up, Scale Out, Simplify All Over Enter the new IT landscape, where enterprises can scale out, using blade servers and grid computing, and be able to

Grid = The Glue That Holds It All Together IBM envisions that when the concepts of scaling up and scaling out are combined, the result will be a simpler,

At face value, a mainframe and a server blade don't appear to be anything other than polar opposites. To IBM, however, the two share a common capability