Author: Scott Ferguson

The amount of electricity used to power the world’s data center servers doubled in a five-year span due mainly to an increase in demand for

Advanced Micro Devices, which announced a change in the pricing structure of several of its dual-core Opteron chips Feb. 7, is preparing to lower the

NEW YORK CITY—In the coming 18 months, virtualization, already a mainstream tool for IT administrators looking to consolidate applications within a data center, will continue

IBM is preparing to ramp up its virtualization capabilities on Feb. 6. The Armonk, N.Y., company is using the IDC Virtualization Forum in New York

VMware, which has been a leader in virtualization software in the enterprise, is making a bolder move into the small and midsize business space. The

Dell, which has watched as rival Hewlett-Packard has drained away its once dominant market share, announced late on Jan. 31 that its namesake founder will

After a four-month beta run, VMware is preparing to release the full version of its Converter 3 virtualization software Jan. 29. The Palo Alto, Calif.,

Hewlett-Packard won a small legal victory earlier this week, when a federal judge in Texas dismissed a lawsuit filed by a former executive with the

Sun Microsystems and Intel have scheduled a joint news conference for Jan. 22 that will likely confirm a new agreement between the two companies that