IBM upgrades Flex Systems line
The updates include three systems based on IBM's Power 7+ architecture and an x86 system dubbed the x222, which is designed for better utilization.
The updates include three systems based on IBM's Power 7+ architecture and an x86 system dubbed the x222, which is designed for better utilization.
Apple isn't talking about its data center in North Carolina, but a few dots appear to have just been connected.
A licensing pact and joint venture with Tianjin Haiguang Advanced Technology Investment Co. is a bet by AMD that it can revive its server processor fortunes.
Verizon and Cisco are aiming to entice more enterprises to go to software defined networking via a managed service. Both companies will sell the service.
The Volta ramp is just starting and deep learning and artificial intelligence with a dose of high-performance compute is driving some serious growth for Nvidia.
IBM is a work in progress for sure as only the software division delivered any growth. Hardware remains a problem for Big Blue.
David Donatelli, who used to lead HP's enterprise unit, will oversee Oracle's engineered systems such as Exadata, server, storage and networking gear.
Cisco CEO John Chambers doesn't fear network virtualization and sees VMware as a key partner even if it'll soon be a foe too.
Neither company is sounding the alarm bells. But EMC and VMware see customers tapping the spending brakes even in hot areas like the cloud, big data and virtualization.
IBM's first quarter had multiple moving parts and a tough currency situation, but showed progress.