Drew Robb

Two weeks ago, Hardware Today focused on the use of water and other liquids in data center power management. Equally important developments are occurring

After years of adding servers into its Atlanta data center, NewEnergy Associates hit the wall. As well as running out of space, it reached a boundary in

You don't have to don a pair of Ran Bans and white polyester suit and then strut around your server room like Tony Manero (a la John Travolta in Saturday

Sew What? is a theatrical drapery manufacturing firm situated in Rancho Dominguez, Calif. For the past few years, it has used technology to grow its

In some ways a lot changed in 2006 — a whole lot of new dual core chips arrived on the market; most vendors changed their server lines from top to

Ed. Note: If you're looking for this week's Hardware Today, look no further. With the New Year comes a new look for ServerWatch's hardware coverage. We've

The Dell PowerEdge 2950 server is a 2U unit using Intel Xeon processors of various kinds: up to two quad-core Xeon 5300 series processors running at up to

In the movie Highlander, all the immortals come to New York City for the Gathering. As the tag line went, "In the end, there can be only one." Similarly,

Fujitsu Computer Systems Corporation of Sunnyvale, Calif., manages to stay on the analyst radar screen for server sales — but only just. According

Unisys continues to offer three main product lines — ES7000, ES3000 and ClearPath mainframe systems. It recently upgraded each with the latest chip

Engineers have a slogan, "if it doesn't fit, get a bigger hammer." For Big Hammer Data, a division of Nashville, Tenn. based Edgenet, the answer was to

Who says a server vendor must be all things to all people? In these days of HP, IBM, Sun and even Dell trying to offer servers for just about every