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Report: Green IT Equals Greenbacks

Chris Preimesberger | June 27, 2008

IT systems makers can indeed become more environmentally friendly and make money at the same time.

IBM Scores Microsoft as First iDataPlex Customer

Scott Ferguson | June 26, 2008

The IBM iDataPlex server array will serve as the testing hardware for Microsoft's Windows High-Performance Cluster operating system.

Keynote: Flying KITE in the Cloud

Darryl K. Taft | June 26, 2008

Keynote Systems launches a new version of its Keynote Internet Testing Environment to test Web application performance from the desktop and the Internet cloud.

Salesforce.com Aims to Grow Into a Utility Computing Power

John Pallatto | June 24, 2008

Salesforce.com will stake its future growth for the next decade on delivering a computing platform as a service.

A Google DLR?

Darryl K. Taft | June 19, 2008

A Google DLR would be a boost for Google App Engine.

Sun Looks for a Greater Role in HPC

Scott Ferguson | June 19, 2008

Sun's John Fowler does not expect the Constellation supercomputer to hit a petaflop this year, but he does see the company expanding its HPC offerings.

Fastest-ever Windows HPC Cluster

Chris Preimesberger | June 18, 2008

Running a beta of Windows HPC Server 2008, supercomputer hits 68.5 teraflops.

Nvidia Releases 240-Core Graphics Processor

Scott Ferguson | June 16, 2008

The Tesla 10 series processor is Nvidia's latest offering for high-performance computing.

IBM Unveils Portable Data Center 'Pods'

Chris Preimesberger | June 13, 2008

IBM's answer to Sun's Blackbox and Microsoft and Rackable portables is designed to cut way back on power usage.

IBM Developing Water Cooling for Chips

Scott Ferguson | June 05, 2008

Big Blue claims to have developed a method using water to cool 3D chip stacks.

Terremark Launches 'Enterprise Cloud'

Chris Preimesberger | June 04, 2008

New hosted service package enables customers to deploy on-demand production servers.

HP Building Out Web 2.0 Infrastructures

Scott Ferguson | May 28, 2008

HP is offering a new dense blade for high-performance computing, Web 2.0 infrastructure and "hyper-scale" data centers.

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IBM Embraces Knative Serverless

VIDEO: Jason McGee, VP and CTO of IBM Cloud Platform, explains why the open-source Knative project is an important step towards enabling the serverless market.

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Intel Processors, Storage Set New Dell Servers Apart

Dell’s latest Intel-based PowerEdge servers bring new levels of operational efficiency and flexibility while extending industry-leading reliability and uptime.