The IBM eServer x330's excellent management capabilities, advanced Light Path diagnostic technology, and high performance make for an enticing package. But overall, we think the Dell entry edges out ...

Multicore technology pays off for IBM with its 326m server. Cramming as many dual-core Advanced Micro Devices Opteron processors into the smallest space possible, the eServer 326m provides enormous ...

Multicore technology pays off for IBM with its 326m server. Cramming as many dual-core Advanced Micro Devices Opteron processors into the smallest space possible, the eServer 326m provides enormous ...

For the first time, Advanced Micro Devices Inc. processors have made their way into an IBM Corp. server. Big Blue announced this week that it will use AMD Opteron models 240, 242 or 246 in its eServer ...

14 servers/28 CPUs in 7U rack space. Fully redundant design throughout the system. Full Linux support on par with Windows support. Price point matches standalone servers after seven blades. The Bad.

The IBM eServer xSeries 335 has a solid combination of features and top-notch management tools, though its performance was not at full steam. The performance degradation was due, in part, to its ...

IBM Corp. is set to walk the walk with its eServer strategy announced last fall; to that end, the company is preparing a host of new servers and software, as well as a cross-market business model. In ...

Big Blue today introduced its eServer i5, the first systems to be powered by IBM’s 64-bit-capable Power5 MPU. The move puts the company on the 64-bit playing field with companies like Intel, AMD and ...

IBM is filling in the center of its Power 5-based eServer i5 lineup on Tuesday, unwrapping a four-way system aimed at midsize companies looking to consolidate a variety of business applications. The ...

SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 12, 2003--Primus Knowledge Solutions (Nasdaq:PKSI) today announced its plans to extend the functionality of the company's flagship knowledgebase product, Primus(R) ...

eSpeaks host Corey Noles sits down with Qualcomm's Craig Tellalian to explore a workplace computing transformation: the rise of AI-ready PCs. Matt Hillary, VP of Security and CISO at Drata, details ...