Amy Newman

Remember the Unix wars of 20 years ago? When it began back in the mid-1980s, it seemed all too clear which operating systems would lead the the computing

Last Thursday, VMware not only released its first-quarter results, it also released vSphere 4 -- a mere month after it was first announced. Is VMware

The release of IBM's (IBM's) new e-business server, eServer, earlier this week has Technauts crying foul. The Cary, North-Carolina-based server vendor has

Defending its first-to-market position in the nascent blade server market, RLX Technologies on Tuesday will unveil its latest blades offerings at the

IBM Corp. Tuesday unveiled the eServer x343, a 2U, rack-optimized, Intel-based server designed with telcos in mind that will run a "hardened" version of

Not only are blade servers and virtualization technology going mainstream at about the same time, they are doing so hand-in-hand. If don't believe it,

While most of the talk surrounding virtualization has focused on server consolidation in the data center, VMware's latest offering puts a virtual desktop

Slick virtualization technology is only half the formula for data center automation, and Opsware used its recent analyst day to tout how it addresses the

Big Blue goes green, RapidMind sprints to 2.0, VMware returns to its roots, and Symantec announces plans to bolster its virtual management capabilities.

VMware received an Intel infusion on Monday when the chip giant's global investment arm, Intel Capital, agreed to invest in VMware. The virtualization

Virtual Iron strikes while the virtual iron is hot, releasing a new version of its software -- and grabbing the spotlight before VMware's VMworld trade

The latest offerings from VMware and Hitachi come from opposite corners to bring virtualization to the hardware level.The VMworld party may have been last