IBM Signals Unix-server Boost
News IBM will announce a new dual-processor Unix workstation on Tuesday that could foreshadow a faster server as well. The IntelliStation Power 275 workstation is related to the company's bottom-end p615 Unix server, released in May, but it uses a...
[June 24, 2003, 7:42]
HP And Red Hat Join Up On Workstations
News HP also sells a version of the workstation with HP-UX, its version of Unix, but a Windows version awaits the final release of Microsoft's operating system scheduled in the first quarter of 2003, said Larry Mahoney, worldwide product manager for...
[September 18, 2002, 10:08]
Four-way Power Leads New Unix Charge For IBM
News IBM also released the IntelliStation Power 185 Express workstation using a single- or dual-core PowerPC 970 processor. IBM plans to announce several new Unix servers on Tuesday, including a midrange p5 570 system with faster Power5+ processors...
[February 14, 2006, 8:10]
Intel Set To Rattle Server Market With Itanium
News HP, for example, will ship three new products in the near future, including a dual-processor i2000 workstation and four and 16-processor models of the HP Server rx, said Mark Hudson, worldwide marketing manager for HP servers.
[May 25, 2001, 15:54]
X11: Apple's Secret Formula
News That means many people must maintain both a Unix workstation and a PC on their desks, which represents a support headache and added cost for IS departments, analysts said. Apple's attempt to court existing Unix users and Linux experimenters to Mac...
[January 22, 2003, 12:28]
New Pentium 4 To Debut Next Week
News The chip will clock in at 1.4GHz or faster and, like other Xeon chips, will feature some enhancements for the workstation market. Overall, Intel is largely concentrating on five workstation market segments, according to a representative...
[April 19, 2001, 7:31]
Server Makers Tout Itanium Models
News Hewlett-Packard said Tuesday that its new Workstation i2000 would ship with single- or dual-processor configurations. Dell's new Precision Workstation 730 will ship in June, according to the company. Seven operating systems will be available for...
[May 30, 2001, 8:49]
Intel Debuts Low-cost Itanium 2 Chips
News Currently, Intel serves the blade and workstation market with its Xeon DP line of processors, which range in price from $156 to $851. Earlier Itanium chips were designed to crack the most lucrative segment of the server market, RISC-based Unix...
[September 8, 2003, 8:40]
VMware Takes On The High End
News The company's lower-end GSX server product and its workstation product also will see the feature, Greene said. The strategy enables Intel computers to be partitioned into several independent "virtual machines", something previously available only...
[February 18, 2003, 10:05]
Sun Acquires Firm Employing Its Co-founder
News He's the most prolific and exciting and talented workstation and single-board computer designer on the planet," McNealy said. Rehiring Bechtolsheim balances out the departure in 2003 of another Sun founder, Bill Joy, who brought deep Unix...
[February 11, 2004, 7:50]
VMware Launches Developer Programme
News Subscribers will be able to use all EMC's major projects -- Workstation, the lower-end GSX Server and the top-end ESX Server -- instead of having to pay individually for each one, said Srinivas Krishnamurti, a VMware group product manager.
[June 6, 2005, 14:25]
HP Starts Selling Four-Opteron Server
News Experimental support will arrive sooner in its workstation product, VMware added. Unlike HP, IBM and Dell, Sun is pushing its own version of Unix for x86 servers, called Solaris. The machine joins the dual-processor DL145, which HP debuted in...
[April 20, 2004, 8:55]
Intel Revs Workstation, Server Chips
News Intel also sells far more server chips than anyone else and has managed to take increasing amounts of market share from traditional RISC/Unix manufacturers, especially in the one-, two- and four-processor market.
[September 5, 2002, 8:20]
New Xeon Chip Makes Early Appearance
News Some workstations from IBM and HP, for example, use the companies' own PowerPC or PA-RISC processors and run their in-house brands of Unix. The new Xeon chip will be aimed at single and dual processor workstations and servers; Intel also offers the...
[February 5, 2003, 16:11]
