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1. software Microsoft pushes back Virtual Server update

Author

Savvas, Antony

Subjects
Microsoft Corp. -- Product development, Microsoft Virtual Server 2005 (Server) -- Product development, File servers -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development
Abstract

Antony Savvas computer.weekly@rbi.co.uk Microsoft has delayed the next version of its Microsoft Virtual Server product until early 2007. The platform allows users to run multiple versions of Windows on a […]

Published
2006

2. Servers Sun's Fujitsu server collaboration delayed

Author

Savvas, Antony

Subjects
Cooperative agreement for product development, Microcomputer industry, Computer industry, Electronics industry, Sun Microsystems Ltd. -- Alliances and partnerships -- Product development, Fujitsu Ltd. -- Alliances and partnerships -- Product development, File servers -- Product development, Electronics industry -- Alliances and partnerships -- Product development, Computer industry -- Alliances and partnerships -- Product development
Abstract

Antony Savvas computer.weekly@rbi.co.uk Sun Microsystems' server collaboration with Fujitsu has run into delays, meaning some promised products may now not appear until next year. Sun reported a £131m quarterly loss […]

Published
2006

3. servers; Major server advances by next year

Subjects
Microcomputer industry, Computer industry, Hewlett-Packard Co. -- Product development, File servers -- Product development, Computer industry -- Product development
Abstract

Module). The chip will support 32Gbytes of memory - four times the current 8Gbyte maximum. The bandwidth of the memory will also be boosted by 33% to 6.7gbps, Pappas said […]

Published
2005

4. IBM will merge AS/400 and RS6000 next year

Subjects
Minicomputer, Microcomputer industry, Computer industry, International Business Machines Corp. -- Product development, IBM AS/400 (Minicomputer) -- Product development, IBM RS/6000 R (PowerPC-based system) -- Product development, File servers -- Product development, Minicomputers -- Product development, Computer industry -- Product development
Abstract

IBM's veteran RS6000 and AS/400 mid-range computers are to merge onto a standard software platform next year, users at the IBM Computer Users' Association's annual iSeries conference heard two weeks […]

Published
2003

5. Servers; IBM to demo iSeries used as web server

Subjects
Microcomputer industry, Computer industry, International Business Machines Corp. -- Product development, File servers -- Product development, Computer industry -- Product development
Abstract

James Rogers james.rogers@rbi.co.uk Companies will be shown how to save money by using IBM's iSeries machines as web servers at the supplier's autumn UK user conference next week. Stephen Way, […]

Published
2003

6. Big boxes will have to make way for server appliances

Author

moores, simon

Subjects
Network computer, Market trend/market analysis, Company acquisition/merger, Microcomputer industry, Computer industry, Internet appliance, Cobalt Networks Inc. -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments -- Product development -- Forecasts and trends, Oracle America Inc. -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments -- Forecasts and trends -- Product development, Information appliances -- Forecasts and trends, File servers -- Product development, Computer industry -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments -- Product development -- Forecasts and trends, Network computers -- Forecasts and trends -- Product development
Abstract

Sun Microsystems' recent acquisition of Cobalt Networks for a modest $2bn (£1.4bn) may be the first real evidence of something that the rest of the industry's general-purpose server suppliers don't […]

Published
2000

7. IBM claims MXT doubles server memory

Subjects
Microcomputer industry, Computer industry, International Business Machines Corp. -- Product development, File servers -- Product development, Computer industry -- Product development
Abstract

IBM has developed hardware that it says can double the memory capacity of servers. The Memory eXpansion Technology. MXT, has initially been designed for Intel-based PC servers, but IBM hopes […]

Published
2000

8. IBM flexible server for 64-bit Windows

Author

Saran, Cliff

Subjects
64-bit operating system, 32-bit operating system, Microcomputer industry, Operating system, Computer industry, International Business Machines Corp. -- Product development, File servers -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development, Operating systems -- Product development, Computer industry -- Product development
Abstract

IBM is developing an IA-64 server capable of running 64-bit versions of Linux, Windows 2000 and the forthcoming 64-bit Monterey Unix operating system simultaneously. Called the Flexible Server, it uses […]

Published
2000

9. Extending choice in enterprise computing

Author

MacTaggart, Murdoch

Subjects
System design, 64-bit operating system, 32-bit operating system, Microcomputer industry, Systems management, Operating system, Technology application, Computer industry, File servers -- Product development, Computer organization -- Technology application, Computer software industry -- Product development, Operating systems -- Product development, System design -- Product development -- Technology application, Systems analysis -- Product development -- Technology application, Computer industry -- Product development
Abstract

With ever more sophisticated hardware coming to market, the much-hyped development of Windows 2000, and a more positive attitude toward designing bespoke systems to meet particular needs, it's no longer […]

Published
2000

10. Show proves four processors good...eight processors better

Author

Saran, Cliff

Subjects
PowerPC-based system, SPARC-based system, MIPS-based system, 486-based system, Microcomputer industry, Home computer market, Multiprocessing, Computer industry, Intel-compatible system, K6-based system, 680X0-based system, Trade show, Siemens Computer Systems -- Product development, International Business Machines Corp. -- Product development, Compaq Computer Corp. -- Product development, File servers -- Product development, Multiprocessing -- Product development, Compatible computers -- Product development, Trade shows, Computer industry -- Product development, Microcomputers -- Product development
Abstract

Eight-way high-end server technology made big waves at this year's Network Telecoms show Later this year PC server firms will be offering eight-processor Xeon-based servers, a technology which will double […]

Published
1999

11. Intel works on rival to Raw Iron

Author

Saran, Cliff

Subjects
Company technology development, Network computer, DBMS, Intel Corp. -- Product development, Semiconductor industry -- Product development, Network computers -- Product development, File servers -- Product development
Abstract

INTEL is working on a specification for server appliances, which could result in low cost, low maintenance servers optimised for certain packages. In what appears to be a direct response […]

Published
1998

12. HDS bids to catch IBM with Unix server switch

Author

Walker, Charles

Subjects
64-bit operating system, 32-bit operating system, UNIX, Time to market, Microcomputer industry, Operating system, Computer industry, Hitachi Data Systems Corp. -- Product development, Hitachi Osiris (Communications server) -- Product development, File servers -- Product development, Operating systems -- Product development, Product development, Computer industry -- Product development, Unix
Abstract

MAINFRAME supplier Hitachi Data Systems (HDS) has bowed to the open systems trend and plans to start selling its own Unix servers within two years. Parent company Hitachi has sold […]

Published
1994

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