Andy Patrizio

Cluster Resources spent the better part of the decade working on high performance computing (HPC) automation. But now Cluster has announced it's expanding

With 512 Atom processors in a 10u rack mounted unit, SeaMicro is defying not just conventional wisdom of what makes a Web server, but server design as

SAN FRANCISCO -- As one of the first firms to embrace bladed computer designs, Hewlett-Packard is now enjoying the benefits of being an early proponent.

More on mainframes The mainframe supports a major upgrade that reflects a structural change at IBM. IBM today introduced the latest iteration in its

Market research firm IDC has released its own quarterly server figures, and came to roughly the same conclusion as its counterpart Gartner did last week:

The fastest land animal may be the cheetah, but when it comes to supercomputers, the fastest kitty of them all is the Jaguar, a Cray supercomputer at the

SAN FRANCISCO-- IBM announced a series of software products and sales promotions built around server consolidation and virtualizationas a part of its Big

IBM is facing regulatory scrutiny from the European Commission, which launched two separate antitrust investigations into Big Blue's mainframe business.

In an industry known for its planned obsolescence, few technologies have lasted three decades and continue to grow more powerful with each passing year.

It seemed Sun Microsystems was everywhere this week. From new high performance computing (HPC) offerings, to new Netras, to unveiling xVM inking deals

Intel kicks off its 11th annual Intel Developer Forum conference today, drawing thousands of developers from around the world to the Moscone Center in San

One of the common shortcomings of blade systems is the use of 2.5-inch drives. While they are smaller and easier to fit in the chassis, they also suffer