Andy Patrizio

Sun Microsystems may have embraced the Xeon and Opteron processors, but that doesn't mean it's ignoring its commitment to its UltraSPARC line of

IBM is working on what it jokingly calls a "Gameframe," but you won't find one of these on the shelf at the local Electronics Boutique or GameStop. Big

AMD Monday announced improvements to its test center for evaluating dual- and quad-core processors. The chipmaker announced improvements to its test

Sun Microsystems Tuesday announced the first servers to use its new UltraSPARC T2 processor, also known as Niagara 2. Sun introduced two rack systems and

Sun Microsystems Tuesday announced an update to its Solaris operating system that will improve virtualization performance and add support for Linux

Microsoft is making the rounds to preview and promote its forthcoming Windows Server 2008 and Internet Information Server 7, the Web server that ships as

The latest move in IBM's Project Big Green is what it calls a "gas gauge" for its mainframes, allowing customers to monitor their systems' precise energy

The promise behind virtualization has long been that one well-equipped server could do the work of several. So what happens once customers begin following

A decade ago, Intel was shipping the Pentium II processor and Linux was a fringe operating system used by a few Internet fanatics. No one at the time

IBM is ready to cross swords with HP over blades. With the Office Ready Kit, IBM is augmenting the BladeCenter S to be better-suited for an office

Sun Microsystems announced Monday it would join its server and storage businesses internally, while maintaining a separate sales and marketing face for

Other IT hardware providers may be embracing the unified computing model, but Dell is not buying into it. The firm continues to argue for a best-of-breed