Articles about Server

Microsoft cuts to core on BizTalk Server price hike

April changes slip loose

IBM hit hardest in UK server market bloodbath

Market down by more than a quarter, Big Blue collapses 60%

Report: IBM, Lenovo x86 server deal hits the skids

Or, maybe the Great Wall of China

New Big Blue UK, Ireland exec to give kiss o' life to server sales

Q1 down by more than 40 per cent, claim sources

Lenovo sets sights on server, storage incumbents

Chinese PC maker and server and storage wannabe Lenovo Group has an appetite to buy itself some market share in the systems racket, say the company's top brass. In fact, it wants to double its market share in this space. That seems like a less ambitious goal than acquiring IBM's System x and BladeCenter x86-based server business …

HP mashes up ProLiant, Integrity, BladeSystem, and Moonshot server businesses

It's a time of transition in the systems business. And HP, the world's largest server maker in terms of volumes and possibly soon (again) in terms of sales if IBM doesn't stop the decline in mainframe and Power system sales or sells off its x86 server biz to Lenovo, is tweaking its server units and the executives who run them. …

IBM selling x86 server business to Lenovo?

Talks ongoing, likely only System x racks and towers, not FlexSystems

Server racket 'challenging' in Q1, says IDC

Windows takes a dip, RISC/Unix cannonballs, Linux defies gravity

Rackgo systems include servers, storage, switching, and batteries

What the Tianhe-2 super should look like in its final home

HPC server sales spike: Buyers get chops around juicy cheap flops

The plain vanilla server racket may have struggled in the first quarter, but sales of machinery aimed at high performance computing workloads -both traditional simulation workloads and new-fangled "Big Data" jobs - bucked the downward trends in the first quarter, according to the latest research from IDC. And, not even remotely …

ODMs and DIYs chomp x86 server racket

If the server market is an indicator of the health – or lack thereof – of the global economy, then we're not quite out of the woods of the Great Recession, despite the exuberance on the global stock markets. According to the box counters at Gartner, server revenue worldwide were down 5 points to $11.83bn in the first quarter …

EMEA server market struggles to find its footing

Decline in Q4 not as bad as in Q3, at least

Woes continue at Northamber after PC, server franchise breakage

'Turnaround will not be immediate', says oldest distie

Lenovo deal to buy IBM x86 server biz moving along fast

Time for Ginni to make a call to GloFo or TSMC for fab spinout

Microsoft claims Windows Server 2012 is 'first cloud OS'

Puts boot into VMware and others

HP yanks 2-week-old VMware server crown from Cisco

Flash-boosted ProLiant beats down rivals in benchmark test

Microsoft to lob out Windows Server 2012 by September

WPC 2012 VMware v Redmond: Now it's personal

First the PCs, now System X: Is IBM ready to flog server biz to Lenovo?

HPC blog Speculation mounts over elective X86-ectomy...

Windows Server 2012: Fickle pricing smacks Europe, Oz, Japan

'Market dynamics' mean you'll cough up more

Server revenues decline in the third quarter

Dell's server, net bizzes do well, but PCs slammed as expected

Pricey mainframes, hyperscale boxes boost Q4 server sales

The server racket recovers from the Great Recession

Oracle and Dell forge worldwide server alliance

IDC: A year of server revenue declines

EMC server flash rival slams VFCache

UK's non-x86 server sales dive off cliff, vendors take a hit

AMD to partner with ARM for server CPUs by 2014

Microsoft hikes SQL Server 2012 price 'by 20 per cent'

Microsoft will hike licensing prices for the soon-to-launch SQL Server 2012 Enterprise edition by an average of 20 per cent, resellers have claimed. From, er, April Fools' Day, customers who buy the top level version will be charged based on the numbers of cores licensed rather than the number of servers used. The Standard …