Andy Patrizio

IBM's chip researchers have been in anything but a vacuum lately. With Big Blue's latest, processors continue their journey to smaller, faster and cooler.

Cisco Systems will introduce "Project California," a blade system specially tuned for virtualized environments, at an event in San Francisco on March 16,

SAN FRANCISCO -- Perhaps it was too much to expect CEO Steve Jobs to come bounding out on stage like Sportacus from the kids show "LazyTown," but the

With so much talk about "cloud computing," it's easy to feel lost in the clouds. If you either don't understand the term, or don't see a reason for it,

The International Supercomputing Conference will take place this week in Heidelberg, Germany, and the big news is ... cables. And petaflop computing. IBM,

SANTA CLARA, Calif. – Some of the top promoters and leaders of open source projects gathered at Sun Microsystems today to update press and analysts

Dell isn't worrying too much about the impending arrival of Cisco Systems in the blade market, at least publicly. In a chalk talk held with journalists

Page 3 of 3 Returning fire at HP? Why Cisco would enter a new market, one dominated by HP, IBM and Dell, three companies quite capable of putting up a

Wednesday's report in the Wall Street Journal that IBM was in talks to purchase Sun Microsystems livened up what had otherwise threatened to be a dull

HP Monday introduced its Adaptive Infrastructure portfolio, consisting of BladeSystem Matrix and the Matrix Orchestration Environment (MOE), which are

An Explosion of Parallelism "You can go up and down the line and see the problems are all in software," said Claunch. "We are going into an explosion of

More about RISC High-end Unix systems aren't usually given the beta treatment, but IBM is betting on a wide test for some new virtualization capabilities.