Paul Rubens

Apple's products are mostly fun and games these days. Still, it continues to court businesses. Is basing a data center infrastructure on its enterprise

When economic times get tough, organizations look at ways to cut costs. OS Roundup: Maybe. But it's unlikely it will be out of business any time

Poor old Apple. Every time it arrives at a party it seems like the caterers are packing away the empty champagne crates, and the cool young things are

VMware's vSphere 5 virtualization platform is due to be released some time this summer with a number of interesting new features expected, including

As of last Monday, Microsoft supports CentOS as a guest operating system running on its Windows Server 2008 R2 Hyper-V hypervisor. It's not an

Citrix's Synergy virtual computing festival started Wednesday, and you can be sure there will be plenty of VMware-bashing going on, along with a whole

Private clouds are great for companies that can't (or won't) use a public cloud. There's just one problem. The problem is that simple-to-implement private

In the IT industry there's always someone, somewhere holding a convention: most recently it was VMware (again) hosting its VMworld 2013 event, this time

FaceTime's products may deliver the same basic functionality as other IM offerings, but the vendor differentiates itself from other IM security and

Microsoft is launching a new salvo in its battle for Web server market supremacy with the introduction of Internet Information Services (IIS) 7.0, a key

No need to call the homicide squad after you take a look at Windows Server 2008: You won't find any killer features in this release. But that's not to say

If you had to identify a mega-trend in the server virtualization world for 2012, what would it be? Predicting the future is never easy (hey, where are all