Drew Robb

Several months ago, Al Gore announced a $300 million advertising campaign to increase environmental awareness, particularly in terms of global warming. IT

I just got a tour of Switch Communications Group's (Las Vegas) newest colocation facility, which is due to open in one month. Known as SuperNAP (NAP

Once upon a time, there were a handful of songwriters who wrote the songs for all the pop stars in the country. The Beatles changed the game —

A couple of innocuous words that have insidious consequences. A simple marketing tagline, yet it appears to be seriously undermining a vast segment of the

During the past six months, the business press seems to be intent on having a recession. A constant stream of "glass-is-half-empty" articles focus on

The big news since the last IBM server snapshot in February, of course, is the combining of the System i and System p, but obviously, that isn't all IBM

Gartner put out a five-year outlook for blades a few weeks ago. While finding that blades are the fastest growing segment of the server market, and they

Next time you attend a techie-rich conference and go to the Internet café, take a look at the laptops on display. Chances are, about half of them will be

The problem with IBM is that it has so darn many servers. A couple of weeks back I tried to cover them all in a Server Snapshot. It's a bit like trying to

With the recent release of the Fujitsu Primergy SX650 storage blade, now seemed as a good time as any to review the company's blade offerings and blade

Like those persistent undead creatures in the zombie flicks, the mainframe stubbornly refuses to take its own death seriously. It must be 15 years now

Lenovo recently entered the server marketplace with five new 1-way and 2-way servers. Branded as ThinkServer, these single and dual-core offerings are