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  • Sun exec: Galaxy to shape Sun's future, part 1

    Sun Microsystems is hoping that its newly announced line of x64 servers -- code-named Galaxy -- will help the company regain some of its former prominence.  Article | 13 Sep 2005

  • Sun exec: Galaxy to shape Sun's future, part 2

    The head of Sun Microsystems' new "Galaxy" server line talks about Sun's plans to improve the bottom line, how open source plays into that strategy, and cooperation with Microsoft.  Article | 13 Sep 2005

  • Power vs. speed -- AMD goes after Intel

    Earlier this year, AMD beat Intel to the market with its dual-core chip, which it claims has a better performance-per-watt ratio than Intel's planned dual-core. Now that AMD has shifted the battleground from processing speed to efficiency, will Intel...  Article | 08 Sep 2005

  • Golden's Rules: LinuxWorld's screaming hardware, palm-sized server, faux IT guys and .org ghetto

    Whew! LinuxWorld -- three days of raucous music, bright lights, and demos galore -- is over. I attended all three days and want to share the highlights -- and lowlights -- of the conference with you.  Column | 15 Aug 2005

  • LinuxWorld preview: Why management has been easier on Windows, Unix

    Levanta CEO Matt Mosman previews his firm's new Linux management appliance and explains why he thinks Linux has lagged behind the competition in the realm of server management.  Article | 01 Aug 2005

  • CyberSource faces uphill battle with not-so-thin clients

    A new thin client offering from CyberSource intends to blur the line between thin and fat Linux clients, but one analyst wonders if the market is ready for -- or interested in -- such technology.  Article | 13 Jul 2005

  • Cool Blue: How IBM beats the heat

    After three years of development, IBM released a water-based technology to help data centers win the war on heat. The verdict is still out on whether it will solve the issue.  Article | 13 Jul 2005

  • Hewlett-Packard snags Dell CIO

    Hewlett-Packard fuels its fiery contest with Dell by recruiting its CIO. Find out why HP has so much faith in Randy Mott.  Article | 13 Jul 2005

  • IBM looks to 'open' hardware

    Not content with just open software, IBM is setting its sites on open hardware with the help of Power.org.  Article | 21 Jun 2005

  • LinuxWorld Summit: Execs quell Linux doubters

    Three executives from well known companies openly admitted this week that they love Linux in their mission-critical operations.  Article | 26 May 2005

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