Archive for the 'Servers' Category
Wednesday, August 20th, 2008
At IDF, the chipmaker announced a power-control feature in its new micro architecture, claiming it is ‘pretty compelling’ for enterprises. Intel unveiled on Tuesday a new aspect of its upcoming microprocessor architecture, which promises better power management and efficiency. Speaking in the afternoon keynote on day…
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chips, Intel, IDF, Vivian Yeo ZDNet Asia, Nehalem EX, Nehalem, Pat Gelsinger, Intel Developer Forum, Data Centers, Data Center, Storage, Hardware, Servers, Semiconductors, Components, Processors, Data Management, Intel Corp. |
Monday, August 18th, 2008
The company claims the mainframe is finding its way into emerging markets and holding strong globally, despite a shortage of related skills among IT workers The mainframe is finding its way into emerging markets and is still holding strong globally, according to an IBM executive. …
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Vivian Yeo ZDNet Asia, datacenters, emerging markets, IBM, mainframes, Hardware, IBM Corp., Servers |
Monday, July 21st, 2008
Technology Business Research says Opteron and Puma are boosting AMD’s chip business, but the company could be hurt by the economic downturn. While AMD’s processor business is showing strength, the company is still in a worse position than Intel to face a dip in demand for the rest of…
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Victoria Ho, ZDNet Asia, PCs, AMD, Opteron, Technology Business Research, Processors, Components, Servers, Intel Corp., Hardware, Advanced Micro Devices Inc., Semiconductors, Recovery |
Tuesday, June 3rd, 2008
The flexibility, efficiency, and reduced cost of ownership virtualization provides makes it extremely compelling to large and small organizations alike, says CiRBA’s Andrew Hillier. Commentary–The flexibility, efficiency, and reduced cost of ownership virtualization provides makes it extremely compelling to large and small organizations alike. Increasingly IT organizations are contemplating…
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Analysis, mainframes, Andrew HIller, CiRBA, Workload, Constraint, Hardware, Virtualization, Application, ZDNet, Servers |
Tuesday, March 4th, 2008
The company teams up with Intel to offer servers prepackaged with SAP software aimed at medium-size businesses. SAP and Intel, the world’s biggest makers of business software and microchips, will jointly offer servers prepackaged with SAP software aimed at medium-size firms, the two companies said. The package,…
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Friday, January 25th, 2008
Resellers are expressing doubts over the move, saying they might go elsewhere if they can’t get the IBM badge. IBM has licensed its xSeries server technology to Lenovo so the Chinese manufacturer can make its own Intel-based servers, but resellers are expressing doubts over the move. Lenovo…
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IBM xSeries, Lenovo Group Ltd., Peter Judge, IBM Corp., Utility Computing, Hardware, Servers |
Thursday, January 24th, 2008
Server maker credits strong growth in emerging markets in helping double its quarterly profit. Sun Microsystems, the world’s fourth-largest server maker, said Thursday that quarterly profit doubled amid strong growth in emerging markets. Net income rose to $260 million, or 31 cents per share,…
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Financial Services, Quarterly Profit, Sun Microsystems Inc., Jonathan Schwartz, Sun Solaris, Hardware, Servers, Software, Marketing, Marketing Research, Operating Systems, Reuters |
Monday, January 21st, 2008
The company hopes new chassis and blades will increase market share. Dell on Monday introduced a new blade server with new chassis and blade design, and updated connectivity options. The PowerEdge M-Series server was developed over two years and 55,000 man hours, the “most extensive R&D program we’ve…
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PowerEdge M-Series, Blade Servers, Utility Computing, Hardware, Blade, Blade Server, Servers, Erica Ogg, Dell Computer Corp., CNET Networks Inc. |
Thursday, January 17th, 2008
With 3D scanners and high-speed cameras, scientists studying the biomechanics of sport can detect subtle differences that can push athletes to the top of their game. Three-dimensional images, which helped to show that double amputee Oscar Pistorius receives considerable advantages from carbon fiber blade attachments, have become a…
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Player, R&D, Athlete, Fewtrell, Peripherals, Scanners, Hardware, Utility Computing, Productivity, Tool, Network Technology, Networking, Blade Servers, Servers, Reuters |
