Drew Robb

Who said the data center needs a foundation? Sun Microsystems was clearly thinking outside the box, or maybe all about the box, when it came up with

The System p5 505 Express from IBM, is a 1U rack server targeted at the small and midsize enterprise (SME) market. It comes in two versions with either

In George Orwell's "Animal Farm," the pigs alter their famous revolutionary mantra to "four legs good, two legs better." HP's ProLiant DL320 G5 (for

When Gateway decided to expand its business reach in the server market a few years back, it didn't attempt to go head to head with Dell, HP and IBM in the

Server disposal isn't a topic topmost on people's minds. For most companies, the mantra appears to be "out of sight, out of mind." In practice, this often

"Grid technologies have long been used for scientific and technical work, where dispersed computers are linked to create virtual supercomputers that

When the Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) opened its doors in 1973 it was the first institution in the United States to offer standardized stock

When CooperVision became the third-largest contact lens manufacturer in the world after acquiring Ocular Sciences in early 2005 it was quickly blinded

A great many adventurers have perished pursuing their dreams. Take, for example, Robert F. Scott after years spent racing to be the first to reach the

As the role of high performance computing (HPC) shifts, high performance no longer necessarily equates with high end. But is it as simple as A-B-C? Once

When is a server not a server? Ask most people what a storage server is, and you'll likely get blank stares or rambling varied answers. This article

IBM and LTO LTO has been one of the big industry drivers. According to Abrahams, LTO libraries accounted for 51 percent of total library revenue in 2004.