Andy Patrizio

Your servers contain your organization's most important applications and data. Here's how to secure and protect them.

HP has struck an exclusive deal with Scalent Systems to offer the Scalent Virtual Operating Environment (Scalent V/OE) with HP's blade systems, providing

IDC released its Worldwide Quarterly Server Tracker for the second quarter of 2008 and the results mirror that of last week's figures from Gartner: To

Xsigo Systems Monday released a study it says identifies a major complication in the deployment of virtualization servers: the data bottleneck from all of

Sun Microsystems introduced the Blackbox, a portable data center in a 20-foot shipping container, with much fanfare in late-2006 and then ... nothing.

Most of the emphasis around virtualization has been geared toward the server side, but Sun Microsystems is also interested in the desktop. Sun's

IBM this week introduced the first major overhaul to its System z mainframe line in three years. This latest Big Iron from IBM could be a welcome

A massive cyber-attack is targeting vulnerable Internet Information Server based Web pages by redirecting visitors to the site toward one hosting

AMD (Monday announced the Quad-Core Opteron 1000 Series, a.k.a. Budapest. This processor is meant for single-socket servers or high-performance desktop

What better place to build a supercomputer than northern Sweden? Just leave the data center's windows open and let Mother Nature handle the cooling. No

The latest step in Dell's Simplifying IT strategy is an SD card designed to ease the hassle of deploying and retaining server information in a blade

IBM announced the first big hosting agreement for its new energy-efficient data center in Colorado, a massive facility meant to be a model for energy