Paul Rubens

Server virtualization technologies are taking data centers around the world by storm as organizations increasingly recognize the benefits of decoupling

Apple appears to have knocked Microsoft off its throne to become the world's biggest technology company. The news has been met with delight by many of

More on Ubuntu Server 10/10/10 was the cue for plenty of 10-related nonsense last week, much of it scheduled -- somewhat predictably -- for 10:10 am. In

More on Mac OS X Apple appears hellbent on waging war on its traditional customer base. If it succeeds, it may end up transforming its Mac platform into a

More on Windows Server 2008 Back in the days of the Windows NT server OS, the release of a Microsoft OS service pack was the cue for great celebration and

Thinking about storage virtualization, desktop virtualization, storage as a service, or a private or hybrid cloud? Well here's some news that you probably

Certification – it's expensive, and it's hard work. So is it worth it, to get a few letters after your name? That's the $64,000 question. Is there

Hardly a week goes by without some sort of story appearing in the papers about one major financial institution or other losing back-up tapes containing

Virtualization technology is enjoying a period of explosive growth at the moment, and increasing numbers of enterprises are becoming virtualization

Running a Microsoft Windows NT server these days is a brave (or, perhaps, stupid) thing to do: Support for the product has finished, and as far as

Microsoft's Windows Server "Longhorn" operating system will be entering the world shortly. And that means Windows Server 2003 is almost out of date,

Blasting enemies to smithereens isn't part of the normal remit of most server admins — but it sure can be good fun. So why not take some of the