Ben Freeman

The first half of 2004 has been busy for Sun Microsystems. The last time our Server Snapshot captured the vendor, we predicted 2004 would be a turning

Two weeks ago, our Sun Server Snapshot determined the vendor to be charting various courses. Like the previous snapshot, we predicted the outlook to be

As the climate for scaling out heats up, enterprise interest in clusters continues to grow, along with definitions and vendor claims. As the climate for

Blade pioneer RLX Technologies Monday announced the forthcoming release of Control Tower 6G, the latest iteration of its robust server management suite.

He also noted the four vendors currently making the space profitable. From a sales perspective, F5 Networks leads the market with $40.6 million in

Maybe it's a case of too much punch at the holiday party, but did you just hear your CFO mention the word "economy" without the requisite wailing and

These days, the need for backup power is a pretty easy sell. Organizational concerns about power outages and terrorism help fuel the need to ensure the

SMB-Tailored Solutions "APC UPSes are known for their rock-solid reliability," Standley said. APC positions its Smart-UPS line toward the entry server

7. Scale-Up: Big, centralized servers, often mainframes. In general, mainframes trade-off easy manageability and power for potentially difficult migration

Redrawing the Field: RISC Assessment The relevance of the term RISC (Reduced Instruction Set Computer) dates back to when early x86 processors were known

Hardware Today typically focuses on servers, but in this new special report on other hardware components in the server room, we delve into the

Continued from Page 1 SANs and NAS Working Together SAN comfort certainly explains the vendor's less cautious leap into gateway NAS, where NAS appliances