Hewlett-Packard launches a new line of special-purpose servers designed by Intel, but plans to wean itself from dependence on the chipmaker in the future. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to ...

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HP on Monday put some more meat on its "Converged Infrastructure" architecture with an overhaul of its Integrity and Superdome systems, which run on Intel's Itanium platform, a refresh of its HP-UX ...

Six new Integrity servers are now available with the latest 1.6GHz Intel Itanium 2 processors, according to HP, Palo Alto, Calif. Along with the newest Intel chips, HP has incorporated integrated ...

After a two-year hiatus, it appears that Hewlett-Packard is back on top of the server heap. Gartner has released its latest numbers concerning server shipments, which for the first time in a couple of ...

In December 2002 AMI-Partners, a global research firm, forecast that worldwide IT and telephony spending by small to mid-sized businesses will grow by seven percent this year, compared with a ...

HP this week introduced the ProLiant G6 servers (not to be confused with the Pontiac G6 sedans), and the servers are shipping with high-speed Ethernet connections built in. Calling the server ...

HP on Tuesday unveiled its first-ever blade server-based Superdome server, as well as new Integrity blade servers that fit in the same chassis as its existing ProLiant server blades and StorageWorks ...

HP's first-generation MediaSmart EX475 was the poster-child for Windows Home Server. Now, HP are back with their second-gen version, the MediaSmart EX487; the hardware looks the same, but what's under ...

I know Gen7's are getting old but they are cheap so you could buy whole servers to have as spare parts. I also know HP doesn't officially support Server 2016/Hyper-V on them but I am curious if anyone ...

Hewlett-Packard on Wednesday launched a new line of special-purpose servers designed by Intel, but HP plans to wean itself somewhat from dependence on the chipmaker in the future with the critical new ...