Drew Robb

It's been an interesting year for server vendors. Long established names like Sun began their departure, while just as suddenly, companies that often

Having written about hardware and software since the 1990s, it has become very apparent that the romance is not longer there. It's a new box, it's a

Fujitsu is pretty emphatic when talking about its 1-way TX120 server. The company claims it has built the world's smallest and quietest server, with the

virtualizationis catching on like never before. Just about every server vendor is advocating it heavily, and IT departments worldwide are buying into the

The IBM POWER6 processor-based System p570 is a midrange server that aims to deliver outstanding price/performance while providing mainframe-like

Big changes have transpired at Sun Microsystems since our previous Server Snapshot, which ran in October 2006. Since then, the OEM has rolled out of a new

Only a few months ago, ServerWatch reviewed the Dell 2950 server. Since then, the company has followed up with the Dell PowerEdge 2970. Not only are the

Fan trouble is sometimes associated with basketball in the United States, or football in the rest of the world. But the storage universe is in the midst

NEC Corporation of America (Irving, Texas) and Stratus Technologies (Maynard, Mass.) released the first fruits of the partnership they inked in late 2005.

Appro International focuses on the high performance computing (HPC) marketplace, offering a range of AMD and Intel-based systems. Its products are found

Server Snapshots: Spotlight on Penguin Computing Penguin Computing's initial focus was Linux on Opteron. Now, it meets a wide array of high-performance

Dell was the last of the big OEMs to adopt Opteron processors. It ended its Intel-only exclusivity when it introduced two new models, one of which was the