Monthly Archives: April 2012
Snap Boosts Speed in Midrange NAS
Snap Appliance Inc. Monday announced an upgrade to its popular midrange product, the Snap Server 4400, focusing on speed.The new version, Snap Server 4500,...
Sendmail Adds Calendaring, Scheduling
E-mail server software developer Sendmail Inc. is branching out into groupware with the addition of its Calendar Server.The product, targeted at enterprises and service...
Gateway Adopts Opteron
Gateway is joining the growing ranks of systems makers that use Advanced Micro Devices Opteron chip in some of their servers.
At the VMworld 2006...
Networking Infrastructure
WINNER
Force10 Networks Inc.
TeraScale E300
For its packet-processing innovations and strong scalability, Force10 Networks (www.force10networks.com) TeraScale E300 stood above the crowd as the Networking Infrastructure winner.
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Networking & Management Tools
WINNER
AirMagnet Inc.AirMagnet Enterprise 5.0
AirMagnet Enterprise carries on the companys tradition of technology excellence, which makes it the cream of the crop of the networking...
Server Hardware
The entries in the server hardware category this year include high-end Unix servers; Intel Corp.-based rack-optimized servers; blade systems; document and print servers; XML...
Intel Slashes Processor Prices
Intel slashed prices on several microprocessors on July 22, including some high-end desktop and server models.
Included in this round of price cuts is the...
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iPhone and Carriers: How Long Can Apple Keep Its ‘Stranglehold’?
Apple sold more smartphones than any other device maker during the first quarter35 million to Samsungs 32 million and Nokias 12 million, by IHS...
HP Slate 8 Tablet Thinner Than iPad, Runs Windows 8
With the upcoming release of Microsofts Windows 8 operating system, its small wonder that images and information about notebooks, PCs and tablets are starting...