I’ve never visited your server room, but I’d wager that behind every rack resides a cobweb of cables. This tangled mass isn’t just unsightly; it’s indicative of how IT admins are stretching the ...

There has been a dearth of conveniently packaged servers for the midsize market. HP decided to try to change that with the introduction of the HP BladeSystem c3000. I recently tested a well-equipped ...

How we tested HP’s BladeSystem c3000. We received a configuration from HP consisting of the c3000 chassis (with licenses, $4,300), one BL465c G1 server blade, GbE2c Ethernet Blade Switch ($1,400), ...

A clear sign of technological obsolescence is the form factor of a product. Disk drives for example have moved from massive packs such as the IBM 3330 (a relic of the mainframe era, if you are too ...

Podcast: Extreme makeover: Data center, 10/29/07: Robert Wakefield, Vice President of IT at Snelling Staffing Services and Intrepid Home Health Services, had seven months to combine two data centers ...

"The product [c3000] is fairly new, but we've sold a couple of dozen, which is 100 or so odd servers," said Brady Flaherty, a principal in Altos Technology Group, a Sacramento, Calif.-based ...

Hewlett-Packard hit back Wednesday at claims by IBM that IBM's forthcoming new blade solution is less expensive and easier to deploy than HP's, by saying IBM's comparison was intentionally deceptive, ...

The officials cite "deeply troubling reports of dangerous interactions" that have "rightly shaken the American public's confidence." Authors Grady Hendrix and Jennifer Roberson sue Apple, alleging it ...

Hello,<P>This is a kind of an unusual question, but I thought there might be someone here that could lead me in the right direction. I've got an HP C3000 HP-UX workstation running 11i, and I have ...

BANGALORE, INDIA: Hewlett Packard (HP), which focuses on simplifying technology experiences for all of its customers - from individual consumers to the largest businesses, offers products and ...

I’ve never visited your server room, but I’d wager that behind every rack resides a cobweb of cables. This tangled mass isn’t just unsightly; it’s indicative of how IT admins are stretching the ...