Why are hardware and database behemoths focusing so much attention on a segment that -- just 18 months ago -- was a relatively sleepy niche?
Using a hosting provider and new ADC technology can help small and mid-size businesses compete with their larger rivals.
IBM says SMB-focused storage consolidation is an idea whose time has come. Its new shared storage option for BladeCenter S aims to deliver on that promise.
Why aggregation is ideal for high-performance computing
There’s more to virtualization that creating multiple servers on a single server.
You don't typically think of Big Iron as a locus of Web 2.0 activity -- but IBM is trying to recast it as such
In the new version of CONTROL-M, BMC is trumpeting a job rollback and auditing feature, along with virtualization-friendly amenities
Sales of its System z mainframes helped propel IBM to the top of the server market. Unix server sales were also up.
The Big, Fast virtual systems of tomorrow might look a lot like today's Biggest, Fastest, and most eminently Virtual system: IBM's System z mainframe.
Mainframe shops continue to look to Big Iron for increased operational efficiency and lower costs.
With focuses on SOA, virtualization, next-generation data centers, and cloud computing, Summer SHARE will likely have plenty to interest attendees.
Almost all IT shops say that boosting energy efficiency is a clear priority, but comparatively few are actually spending money to do it
Just how favorably does Microsoft's Hyper-V compare to established products from VMWare, Virtual Iron, and Citrix?
Expect PSI's technology to pop up elsewhere -- perhaps in a low-end POWER-based mainframe
HP's POD is innovative and visionary, analysts say. In a world chock full of both innovation and vision, that's saying something.
If you're in the market for a non-mainframe mainframe replacement, HP might have just what you need….
If Green Software is to have an impact, the software industry as a whole needs to get onboard
The enterprise OS-scape could experience disruptive shocks during the next five years
Putting the cart before the horse: does cloud computing sell, and -- if so -- who's buying?
Despite Sun’s poor economic showing recently, the atmosphere at last week’s JavaOne conference was surprisingly festive