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Showing 1-17 of 17 results foundIBM tunes high-end WebSphere server
August 11, 2005 High-end version of IBM's WebSphere application server, which has utility computing-style features, will be available at the end of August.IBM tightens up WebSphere
October 6, 2004 Big Blue beefs up its WebSphere 6 application server, promising better performance, more reliability and simplified administration.IBM aims tools at computing efficiency
June 24, 2004 WebSphere add-on intended to help companies get more out of data center gear for demanding business applications.IBM beefs up WebSphere for integration
January 31, 2005 WebSphere's next version, code-named Pyxis, will focus on making the application server a better choice for tying systems together.IBM eyes modular WebSphere
November 6, 2003 The company is rewriting its application server software to improve the integration of components within the rest of its product line.Oracle warms up to open source, IBM
September 19, 2005 Company says the new version of its application server will work better with products such as Apache Spring and Big Blue's WebSphere line.IBM, BEA join on Java strategy
November 25, 2003 The two companies, which together hold significant sway over the market for Java application servers, are collaborating on a way to build common components within their products.IBM scales back Gluecode plans
August 5, 2005 As a start-up, Gluecode envisioned a full open-source middleware stack. Now, IBM has narrowed it down to one low-end product.IBM buys open-source Java outfit Gluecode
May 10, 2005 Big Blue fills out the low end of its WebSphere line and throws its weight behind Apache's Geronimo project.BEA thinks simple with WebLogic revamp
December 16, 2003 The software company plans to ease the administration of Java-based applications with the next version of its flagship WebLogic line, due next year.IBM fuels 'freeware' efforts
June 19, 1998 Big Blue will bolster the free source code movement on the Net in bundling and supporting the Apache Web server.BEA jumps on security bandwagon
October 13, 2003 With the release of WebLogic Enterprise Security, the application server provider follows rivals in incorporating security products into its larger packages.IBM plans bus technology ride
July 9, 2004 Emerging technology called an enterprise service bus is part of streamlining plan to move customers to cheaper, easier integration options.Azul's first-generation Java servers go on sale
April 18, 2005 Customers considering company's idea of running Java programs on specialized machines can now factor price into deliberations. Photos: Java power in a poolHewlett-Packard takes a new approach to software
November 12, 2004 The company extends a deal with open-source Java software maker JBoss in an effort to compete with IBM.Software's SOA buzz yielding dividends
July 20, 2006 WebSphere and SOA star in IBM's second quarter, an indicator of where corporate software spending is heading.IBM reorganizes software group
February 10, 2004 As part of a reorganization in its software group, Big Blue is revamping its sales process to break down product and geographical barriers and focus on key technology areas.
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