Drew Robb

Fujitsu unveiled its new generation blade server system this week: Intel Nehalem-based blades, plenty of virtualizationbells and whistles, a host of

What do EMC, VMware and Cisco have in common? They are all working together on the creation of a private cloud that takes virtualizationto a whole new

In the past, ServerWatch has attempted to cram every single IBM server into one article. That meant squashing each of IBM's many server lines into a

Stratus Technologies (Maynard, Mass.), is one of those companies that fills a clearly defined niche, with clear cut positioning as the "availability

Liquid Computing has teamed up with Intel to provide a system known as Liquid Elements to compete with the likes of Cisco Unified Computing System (UCS)

More on power and cooling The cooling of servers used to be taken care of exclusively by large computer room AC (CRAC) units stationed at the side of a

More on supercomputers Sitting at No. 10 in the supercomputer rankings is Red Sky by Sandia National Labs in Albuquerque, N.M. It is composed of Oracle

More on supercomputing My laptop didn't make the latest edition of the Top500.org's list of the most powerful supercomputers in the world. But 25 years

It's an old and familiar adage that it is much easier to rise toward the top than stay there. Dell (Round Rock, Texas), has certainly found this to be the

Donald Trump is rumored to be heavily involved in it. Cisco Systems is all over it via its Cisco Connected Real Estate (CCRE) initiative. Numerous power,

Storage administrators are not noted for their deep philosophical bent. Seldom are they spotted congregating around the water cooler discussing the

Remember the good old days of about a decade ago when choosing a server processor was much like deciding whether to go with a Cadillac or a Chevy? Since