IBM announced a new server -- a powerful, version of the IBM zEnterprise System that's the most scalable mainframe ever - to extend the mainframe's innovation and unique qualities to more ...

IBM has expanded its server lineup with a new mainframe system designed just for Linux that may be aimed, in particular, at higher-end x86 systems. The new system uses IBM’s specialty Linux processor ...

The new IBM zEnterprise 114 mainframe server follows the introduction of the zEnterprise System for the world's largest banks, insurance companies and governments in July 2010. The new server, which ...

IBM announced a new zEnterprise System - the z114 - intended for adoption in small to medium-size businesses, and designed to consolidate workloads from hundreds of x86 servers. The new machine, with ...

IBM claims it has achieved massive performance improvements per watt with its new mainframe and system design for compute clusters to be deployed in data centers. The company says its new zEnterprise ...

BANGALORE, INDIA: IBM announced the launch of new zEnterprise system mainframe server for emerging markets such as Asia and Africa. The new IBM zEnterprise 114 mainframe server follows the ...

IBM threw down the gauntlet last month with the launch of its Linux-only iSeries mainframe, which stirred both the operating system and high-end server market. The iSeries not only pushes Linux into ...

So while there have been some recent advances in server virtualisation, which has enabled Wintel platforms to reach a utilisation level of 70 per cent, mainframes have routinely achieved one of 90 per ...

IBM today is marking the 40th anniversary of its first mainframe by introducing the zSeries 890 mainframe server for midsize enterprise customers. “We’re introducing a brand-new IBM eServer zSeries ...

Unisys Corp. has released a new mainframe, its most powerful to date, aimed at enterprises that are consolidating servers and moving to Web services. The system includes built-in .Net and Java support ...

Out with the new, in with the old. In an inversion of the usually cutting-edge world of Linux, many of the announcements coming out of the LinuxWorld Conference and Expo this week will have a retro ...