Andy Patrizio

IBM BladeCenter HT Source: IBMIBM and Rackable Systems Monday announced a joint sales agreement under which Rackable Systems will offer IBM's BladeCenter

SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. – IBM made a series of announcements related to its high-end computing products that includes the end of two product line

More research is coming in saying that the growth in IT spending will shrink to the low single digits in 2009, with some areas being cut more than others.

After several months of turmoil, things came to a head at Sun Microsystems with the unpleasant pre-holiday news that around 6,000 people, 15 percent to 18

Our world is never static, but as I write this, we are going through a particularly nasty period of upheaval. A Silicon Valley original like Sun can't

With CPU vendors hitting the performance wall several years back, unable to make their processors go any faster, the solution to increase performance

Intel and AMD don't agree on much very often these days, but the two companies are in lock step on one issue: They can compete and offer scalable

The Top500 supercomputer list is computing's game of leapfrog, where hardware vendors one-up each other in the performance space. IBM, which has long

SAN JOSE, Calif. — It may have been pouring buckets here in the largest city in Silicon Valley, but the only discussion about clouds going on in the

SAN JOSE, Calif. — The datacenter of the future may be at least partially virtualized, but the consolidation of hardware does not mean less work. On

HP Monday announced an entry-level server in its Integrity NonStop line, the high-availability servers descended from the Tandem line of servers. The new

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Monday introduced the availability of the Energy Star logo for