Amy Newman

Since IBM unveiled solutions designed to make virtualization attainable to the small fry last week, the virtual pipeline has slowed to a trickle. Perhaps

VMware this week added another spoke to its virtual wheel. This time, the wheel landed on deployment management, as VMware Stage Manager —

As SWsoft prepares to change its name to Parallels, it is focusing in on the technology whose name it will be taking. On Wednesday, the company released a

The Xen hypervisor may be the poster child for open source virtualization, but it's not the only option. Since its launch in late 2005, the SWsoft-backed

Editor's note: Amy Newman, the managing editor of ServerWatch, has covered virtualization since 2001. With the number of days left in 2007 approaching

Last Friday, HP unveiled HP-UX 11i version 3. Despite coming less than two months after version 2's infusion of new security features and right before the

Hewlett-Packard Thursday revealed plans to bring open grid standards to all of its consumer and commercial product lines, further enabling core enterprise

Gateway Monday unveiled the Gateway 995 server, an offering nicknamed the "4 x 4" aimed at enterprise-class customers needing maximum performance in

Fujitsu and Intel late Thursday revealed plans to work together to develop mission-critical enterprise servers for the worldwide computing market.The new

Intel Monday began shipping the second-generation of its Xeon Processor MP platform, code-named 'Gallatin.' The Xeon MP is Intel's 32-bit processor for

With IT spending still sluggish, IDC's latest batch of stats reveals a server market that may soon see the light at the end of the tunnel, thanks to

A CERT advisory issued Monday evening warns of several vulnerabilities in Microsoft SQL Server. Microsoft SQL Server 7.0, Microsoft SQL Server 2000, and