Intel is slinging new chips for blade servers. The chipmaker will introduce on Tuesday a new low-power Pentium III chip for dense blade servers that will let computer makers put two processors onto a ...

The tech giants are joining forces in a multiyear project to design new super-slim "blade" servers, the companies plan to announce Tuesday. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 and wrote ...

Intel is slinging new chips for blade servers. The chipmaker will introduce on Tuesday a new low-power Pentium III chip for dense blade servers that will let computer makers put two processors onto a ...

Intel, Veritas and Qlogic last week announced blade server hardware and software. Intel said it would make blade servers – codenamed Hampton E – for distribution by white-box manufacturers and other ...

Formerly code-named Hampton, the Intel Enterprise Blade Server was formally introduced at the Intel Developer Forum in San Jose, Calif. The offering is the culmination of a unique technology-sharing ...

Although Dell is one of Intel's tightest partners in server design, it won't be joining the chipmaker and IBM in an effort to standardize blade servers, a prominent analyst firm is predicting. Intel ...

The flexible data center of the future is emerging in many enterprises as data center managers try to turn the hype of “on-demand” or “utility” computing into reality. A flexible data center ...

Intel Corp. expects a draft specification for blade servers to help vendors cut their development costs and push the space-saving systems into new markets. Developed by the Server System ...

The move to server blades is slowly gaining momentum as Intel Corp. prepares to announce its first blade-based servers next month. Separately, the Blade Systems Alliance has added Qlogic Corp. and Sun ...

Sun reaches for a bigger market share by offering choice of Sun, AMD, and Intel processors in its blade servers Sun Microsystems is reaching for a larger share of the blade server market with ...

Intel Corp. last week announced several new server products”from a dual-core 32-bit Xeon processor to a blade server built around its 64-bit Itanium 2. Intel president Paul Otellini said during the ...