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Showing 1-10 of 10 results foundIBM plans new top-end Xeon servers this year
March 29, 2007 Big Blue is working on a new Intel-based multiprocessor machine--and a new program to woo software companies.Virtualization rivals launch dueling products
December 11, 2006 XenSource and Virtual Iron, which aim to profit from Xen open-source virtualization software, release free new versions.SGI plugs in Windows for compute clusters
January 11, 2007 Supercomputing specialist focused on Linux agrees to support Microsoft's OS for lower-end server clusters.Week in review: Vista on the horizon
January 26, 2007 Operating-system debut might not spark "midnight madness," but Microsoft has a couple of things going for it.New XenEnterprise boosts virtual Windows
April 2, 2007 Virtualization software now can run multiprocessor Windows servers, but bigger changes are coming in June.Week in review: Intel's 'revolutionary leap'
July 28, 2006 Chipmaker celebates the launch of Core 2 Duo, and Microsoft look to the music market. Plus: MySpace takes the heat.Week in review: Behind the earnings
July 21, 2006 It wasn't just numbers that made big news this week, it was their impetus and impact. Also: Tech wheels of justice.Virtualization start-ups hit reset button
April 3, 2006 Virtual Iron and XenSource, two contenders in a hot market, will tell LinuxWorld faithful their new ways to take on VMware.Microsoft delays virtualization beta debut
April 12, 2007 Viridian beta slips into second half of 2007, but final product still is on original schedule.Computing heavyweights to chaperone Linux into servers
August 30, 2000 IBM, NEC, Intel, Dell and Hewlett-Packard are joining with Linux companies to coax the open-source operating system into high-end, multiprocessor machines. Sponsored matches for "server"
