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World's biggest computer built for US nuclear department

The US government is building a supercomputer ...

Server plugs into wall socket for small networks

Marvell has launched a computer server the size of plug that can be plugged in to power home and small office networks. The Marvell...

EU launches probe into Oracle Sun merger

The EU has started a probe into the merger between Oracle and Sun. The merger has been cleared by US authorities, but because of concerns...

HP tackles $35bn converged IT market

  • News
  • Author: Ian Grant
  • Date: 04 November 2009
Hewlett-Packard is to launch a set of products and services, which it claims will help firms achieve better insight into their business, faster application development and greater flexibility in responding to market changes.

Oracle makes WebLogic strategic application server

Oracle has unveiled a strategy for its acquisition of...

HP EDS deal completed: competition for Big Blue

HP has completed its acquisition of Electronic Data Systems Corporation, creating a company that will offer private and public sector IT...

Intel Xeon tackles climate change

Intel has revamped its Xeon server processor family with a family of chips designed to tackle the environmental impact of datacentre computing. The...

EC fines Intel €1bn for abusing market dominance

The European Commission has fined Intel €1.06bn and ordered the vendor to halt rebates and other practices designed to undermine rival AMD.

Server market at crossroads: IDC

IDC reports that the server market is due to hit an important inflection point this year, when for the first time more than half...

Businesses find new uses for mainframes

Businesses are finding more ways to use their IBM System z mainframe platforms, a study from IDC has found. Far from being killed off, the mainframe is...

Intel releases green processors

Intel has released two quad-core processors for servers and workstations that run faster than older quad-core ones without using any more power.

VMware provides life-cycle management for virtual machines

VMware has announced the general availability of VMware Lifecycle Manager, which is designed to increase IT departments' control of virtual machines.

Storage virtualisation market poised for strong growth

Cost reduction, staff resource constraints and burgeoning volumes of data plus a aims to decouple stored data from users driving virtualisation

IBM makes solar power technology breakthrough

IBM has announced a research breakthrough in photovoltaics technology, which could significantly reduce the cost of harnessing the sun's power for electricity.

Mainframes could shrink Tesco's carbon footprint

Tesco , the UK's largest retailer, is considering whether it should expand its use of mainframe-based systems...

Transoft middleware allows database transfer without new code

Middleware from legacy software specialist Transoft could help businesses modernise their Cobol ...

Sun unveils six-core servers to aid virtualisation and datacentre efficiency

Sun Microsystems has unveiled new six-core X64 servers to support virtualisation and aid datacentre efficiency. Sun...

John Lewis uses virtualisation to cut power bill by £2,500 a week

The John Lewis Partnership ...

Unite protests against HP job cuts

Hewlett-Packard staff have held a protest outside the company's City of London headquarters in Wood Street today. Organised by the Unite union, the demonstration follows HP's decision to cull 3,400 jobs.

Verizon launches cloud-based computing as a service

Service based offerings on a new level with on-demand, cloud-based Computing as a Service (CaaS) solution.
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