Calxeda lays out 64-bit ARM server strategy
The ARM server specialist plans to release a new 32-bit server next year, then will follow this in 2014 with a 64-bit capable server.
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ARM preps enterprise assault with speedy on-chip network
In preparation for taking on Intel in servers and storage ARM has developed a new networking technology for its chips that lets them reach higher core counts than before while being able to effectively pass information across the chip.
Google injects SharePoint features into Search Appliance
Google has released a software update for its search appliance, which lets enterprises search corporate data, and hinted at a full hardware refresh in the future.
ARM server start-up Calxeda gets $55m cash infusion
The funding doubles Calxeda's war chest as investors bet on the hardware specialist's low-power ARM-based servers as a good fit for the datacentre.
AMD gets into datacentre hardware with SeaMicro update
AMD has introduced new gear based on technology picked up in its SeaMicro acquisition, which lets high-density servers manage vast quantities of storage, potentially transforming the cloud datacentre.
Fusion-io gives servers a SAN makeover
The high-end flash card supplier's new software lets datacentre administrators swap some SAN capabilities virtualised server-side storage when needed
Dell plugs enterprise tools into entry-level PowerEdges
The nine new PowerEdge 12G servers come with high-end iDRAC7 remote management software, giving small businesses a taste of products usually available mainly to large enterprises
Dell details PowerEdge 12G servers ahead of Xeon E5
Dell has introduced the latest servers in its PowerEdge range and caught up with competitors like EMC and Fusion-io by introducing PCIe-linked flash cards for its servers
SeaMicro swaps out Atoms for Xeons in microserver
The SM10000-XE server is SeaMicro's first to use powerful Xeon processors, which should let the serve deal with more complex web applications while offering power efficiency
HP adds x86 to Itanium line
HP has unveiled a project to bring two disparate chip architectures closer together, announcing some high-end x86-based servers while also working some of its high-end features for Itanium into x86 software