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Looking to extend its supercomputing tendrils to better serve education, research and government facilities, Sun Microsystems Monday unveiled a new

Dell Computers which recently moved its headquarters from Austin back to Round Rock, Texas Monday debuted new services to make it easier for small

A security consultant last week found a few high-risk buffer overruns in RealNetworks' Helix Universal Server 9.0 that could allow attackers to run code

Hewlett Packard Monday unmasked the latest iteration of its inherited AlphaServer line, which includes the most powerful machine of the former Compaq

In a continuation of its strategy to tighten security for its software products, Microsoft Friday unveiled a new technology for Windows Server 2003 that

At a Sun Microsystems product event two weeks ago, Sun President and CEO Scott McNealy said his company was eschewing the gradual rollout approach for

IBM christened the integration of its Power4+ chip architecture across its Unix server line Wednesday by releasing a new pSeries machine for the low end

Hardware server vendors continue to undercut each other in terms of price while they try to outdo each other in terms of server performance. Sun Tuesday

At an event appropriately named "POWER Everywhere," IBM Wednesday revealed the destination for the next generation of its RISC-based chip: Everywhere. The

Placing greater emphasis on availability than in any previous release of its software, IBM Wednesday released detailed enhancements to its core WebSphere

Egenera, one of the first companies to propose blade servers as an alternative to larger, massive machines, is striking back at rivals as it boosts

IBM will provide up to $50,000 in new services to lure more partners and tool developers to write software for its eServer iSeries system. IBM is looking