IBM unveiled a new "blade" server prototype Tuesday that uses its Power processor, putting Big Blue a step ahead in the race to squeeze high-end chips into compact servers. Some of the world's ...

IBM will introduce a new forward- and backward- compatible chassis for its blade servers in 2006, boosting its networking features and flexibility.

Everything about the IBM BladeCenter H just screams IBM, from the mainframe-like aesthetics to the spartan management interface -- even the "H" model name. Severe-looking matte-black chassis ...

In its attempt to conquer the Intel server market, Big Blue is working on a new x445 32-processor server and, at the other extreme, a single-processor "blade" machine.

IBM's blade system combines strong performance and solid features, but also lower density and higher cost.

With its new four-way Intel server that leverages a system architecture reminiscent of a mainframe, IBM aims to differentiate itself from rivals such as Hewlett-Packard and Dell. Tom Dougherty ...

IBM unveiled a new "blade" server prototype Tuesday that uses its Power processor, putting Big Blue a step ahead in the race to squeeze high-end chips into compact servers. Some of the world's ...

IBM is adding new models to its server lineup that feature lower-wattage processors and flash memory instead of disks, all in the name of energy conservation. IBM calls the new BladeCenter blade ...

IBM on Tuesday unveiled its next generation of Intel-based server blades, which allow users to stack about twice as many blades per rack as the current 1U generation of server blades. IBM expects ...

IBM Corp. is adding to its blade server line with an upcoming model targeted at small-to-medium-sized businesses. The BladeCenter S system is packaged to include server, storage, input-output ...

In its attempt to conquer the Intel server market, IBM is working on two new systems that will expand the boundaries of Big Blue's product line. One system, the 32-processor x445 coming later this ...

Everything about the IBM BladeCenter H just screams IBM, from the mainframe-like aesthetics to the spartan management interface — even the “H” model name. Severe-looking matte-black chassis ...