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Dell teams for new blade switches
July 14, 2005 The company forms a partnership with McData on a pair of switches that link servers and storage devices.Dell debuts new blade server
January 21, 2008 The company hopes new chassis and blades will increase market share.Sun to revamp blade servers in 2006
February 2, 2005 Company will release taller systems--to accommodate hotter, more powerful machines--in attempt to win share from IBM, HP and Dell.HP outlines long-term strategy
January 23, 2006 Plans for next 18 months include improved direct sales technology, acquisitions and, yes, more printers.Dell, HP gain on IBM in server market
May 26, 2005 Big Blue holds onto its top spot in market share, but its revenue growth is outpaced by Dell and Hewlett-Packard.IBM aims blades at smaller businesses
May 17, 2005 Though blade servers typically are used by larger customers with computing expertise, IBM is trying to broaden their appeal by combining its BladeCenter products with select server software.HP and Cisco team on blade technology
February 1, 2005 The companies co-develop a Gigabit Ethernet switch to fit into HP's blade server chassis.Fujitsu announces quad-blade server
March 14, 2006 Fujitsu will let customers link four AMD Opteron blades into a single eight-processor server. Photo: Fujitsu's quad-blade serverDell announces first quad-core servers
November 8, 2006 Servers based on Intel's quad-core Xeon available beginning early 2007; Dell also announces new AMD Opteron system.IBM extends lead in server market
November 24, 2004 Big Blue nibbles away share from rivals Hewlett-Packard and Sun Microsystems.Sun recoups server market share
August 23, 2006 Long-suffering No. 3 server maker gains at the expense of IBM, Hewlett-Packard and Dell.IBM blade server redesign for 2006
October 20, 2005 IBM will introduce a new forward- and backward- compatible chassis for its blade servers in 2006, boosting its networking features and flexibility.Launch date set for redesigned IBM blades
January 31, 2006 Big Blue plans to launch its second-generation BladeCenter in February, CNET News.com has learned.IDC: Linux server sales to hit $9.1 billion in 2008
December 6, 2004 Forecast highlights spread of the operating system, a relatively new rival to Unix versions such as Solaris and to Windows.Server market picks up a bit
November 22, 2006 Revenue sees its largest growth spurt in four quarters, despite pressure from lower prices and virtualization software.Dell overhauls server line
June 7, 2006 New PowerEdge rack and tower servers, with Intel's dual-core chips, have LCDs that give clearer picture when something's wrong. Photos: Dell's new lineup"Blades" shine in grim server market
August 3, 2001 New to the market, the super-slim machines cut a dashing figure, but though they dominate the agenda, even they can't dispel the gloom in the sector overall.AMD's dual-core Opteron due this month
April 8, 2005 Chips that combine dual processing engines on a single slice of silicon will arrive months early, CNET News.com has learned.HP to debut new Opteron servers Monday
February 10, 2005 Company will release its first blade servers with the chip on the day that AMD and Intel both announce higher-end processors.IBM brings Unix, faster chip to Power blades
October 8, 2004 Big Blue says it has improved the processor of its JS20 blade servers and now sells them with its AIX version of Unix.
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