Drew Robb

Sun and Fujitsu just shook up the midrange with the joint release of the SPARC Enterprise T5440 Server. Sun claims this new server offers much higher

Several weeks ago we published an article focusing on energy savings in the server room. Today, we follow that up with a look at some of the technologies

Prior to writing this year's wrap up, I decided to take a look back over earlier end-of-year reviews and predictions. The first stunning revelation was

As usual, a lot has gone on at HP since our previous snapshot in March 2008. However, nothing that could be classified as major. There are many new

At first glance, the concept of serverless computing might seem hostile to the beleaguered server administrator. Pivot3 Serverless Computing by Pivot3

Dell has had an active few months since our previous server snapshot in May 2008. While there are largely incremental changes with regard to tower and

I'm reading an interesting book by StorageIO Group analyst Greg Schulz titled, "The Green and Virtual Data Center." It got me thinking again about green

Look over the quarterly server reports from IDC and Gartner, and you almost never see an mention of NEC. That company is part of the "other"

A casual glance at the server sales announcements by Gartner or IDC wouldn't tell you too much about Unisys other than their being one of the many left to

Fujitsu America of Sunnyvale, Calif., hasn't made any huge announcements since the previous server snapshot at the start of 2008. The old PrimePower line

Since our previous server snapshot on Egenera, little has changed on its primary BladeFrame line, other than incremental changes to the processor and

You get so used to the dominance of Wintel and open systems that it makes a nice change to meet someone with a perspective that encompasses more than 40