Drew Robb

Mainframes have always been known for their stability. While x86-based servers continue to be the largest area of server growth, mainframes are not so

Storage switches continue to increase in both speed and features. The biggest change in the market, however, is that the storage switch vendors are

Tape libraries aren't exactly a booming business or front-page news these days, but at the same time, they're not faring all that badly in the face of the

Much attention as of late has (rightfully) been paid to how to limit the amount of the heat data center equipment generates. What is seldom discussed,

While server virtualization rolls onward with seemingly unstoppable momentum, storage virtualization lags behind. That may be changing, as storage

As companies continue to cram more processing into the same amount of real estate, it becomes increasingly challenging to get rid of the excess heat. As

You hear much about makeovers these days. Stars getting a new look. Even regular 30- and 40-something people being jarred out of that "Breakfast Club" or

With the state of the economy being what it is, it might be a little disconcerting for some employers to discover there are actually more people employed

Sadly, an awful lot of IT staff got jettisoned as the big financial companies shed staff in record numbers in November. There have been plenty of job

Many people think about starting their own business. Most, however, get comfortable with the salary coming in and regard it as madness to give that up on

A new survey by Gabriel Consulting Group (GCG) of Beaverton, Ore. reveals most IT managers and data center managers echo the sentiments of Rhett Butler at

A new survey by Gabriel Consulting Group (GCG) in Beaverton, Ore., reveals that although users are continuing to move to virtualized x86 infrastructures,