Paul Rubens

The big vendors in the enterprise software space are all aggressive competitors -- and Oracle is no exception. Paul Rubens discusses Oracle's latest

As data multiplies, the headaches associated with managing it multiply as well. Paul Rubens discusses the special problems associated with managing

A major operating system release sends many ripples through the associated ecosystem. In the case of RHEL 6.0, big vendors like HP see potential profit.

This excerpt from an editorial by ServerWatch tech expert Paul Rubens discusses the effect that Apple's enormous success with the iPhone and iPad could

No, the server software sector is not immune to change, as recent developments show. Paul Reubens comments on some significant server shifts. Boring and

Microsoft successfully maneuvered to take down the Waledac spam botnet, a move that offers hope for Windows server security going forward. "Go out and

Plenty of industry observers are wondering about the future of Solaris and OpenSolaris now that Oracle controls them. Based on Oracle's past, the company

While server virtualization is exploding into data centers around the world, the technology for securing virtual environments is lagging behind. It's a

Talk to an Apple fanboy or girl, and chances are they'll tell you the company's Mac software is "better" than Microsoft's -- or anyone else's for that

When Microsoft turns into an alley thug, you can be pretty sure the company has something other than its server OSes on its mind. Recently, the company

There's also no obvious reason to assume that any service provider will be more able to provide good cloud security, and that means you will need to carry

If you run your business using Microsoft's Windows server OSes, then you really don't have to worry. The Redmond giant is rolling in cash thanks in no