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IBM LogoBig Blue murders Cell blade servers

IBM's QSZ2 Cell-based blade server received nary a mention at last week's SC09 supercomputing trade show in Oregon. And for good reason.

Fujitsu gung-ho on eight-core 'Venus' Sparc

SC09 Tofu super glue

Generators and UPS fail in London datacentre outage

Tatasup

Just how political is your IT organisation?

The impact of the non-technical

IBM shows off Power7 HPC monster

SC09 Big Blue unveils big box: Crowd goes wild

It's here at last: The Evolution of x86 Server Estates Report

Tech Panel Modernisation drivers and practicalities

Apple tweaks T&Cs for Blighty customers

Famed code of silence (somewhat) broken by OFT

SunSun's Open Storage roadmap revealed

New high-end and entry-level products

SuperMicroSuper Micro primes 'Magny-Cours' Opterons

SC09 Intel Nehalems too. And, yes, Tukwilas

How to network at a supercomputing show

SC09 Switch hitters

Sun doubles Open Storage high-end performance

Comes out with CPU, cache and capacity upgrades

Locust Storage unveils Ethernet-powered disk array

Eco-friendly tech aims for global swarming

'Black box for buses' datachip survives 900° conflag

Tech so secret, even DHS project chief knows naught

Responding to change in the server room

Mini Poll How 'dynamic' is your server environment?

OCZ promising USB 3 desktop SSD

Partnering with Symwave

Apple wants life ban for clone maker

No sequel for Psystar

Fault tolerance in virtualised environments

You the Expert Doesn’t get much more exciting than this

EMC stages $100m international reorganisation

One holding company to bind them all

1,024 TV Re-Runs at 1.5GB/sec

Now that's what I call streaming!

Unified networking: Reality or a marketing myth?

Data Direct offers native file system

Nehalem replaces FPGA hardware

Fanbois Apple buyers howl over crocked iMacs

A crack in the cult

Orchestration and the server environment

Workshop Just pie in the sky?

Collisions at LHC! Tevatron record to be broken soon?

Boffins tear up schedule in race for dimensional portal

Data centres: what are the new skill sets?

You the expert Commodity technology = commodity staff?

'Google Earth for the Iraq insurgency' gets $115m

Could have bought ordinary Google Earth for that

Adaptec sacks sales chief, boots CEO from board

Gotta Steel yourself

Cray previews XT6 Opteron nodes

SC09 Cash for number clunkers

HP floats Q4 profit on services biz

Everything else takes a swim

IBM's cat-brain sim a 'scam,' says Swiss boffin

Neuroscientist hairs on end

PC sales bounce up (and down)

Netbooks drag year-end uptick

Exascale computing: How do we get there from here?

IBM guru Dave Turek tells us what's what

Drobo restrings boxes to double-up product range

New storage boxes are bigger on the inside

We're going for optimised workload delivery...

Workshop Are we nearly there yet?

Coprocessors ride again

Hybrid-core computing

Fusion-io whips out fast gov-grade ioDrive

Cramming eight on a card

O/S bloat: What's the cure?

Comment Code belly's gonna get you

Imation ships wirelessly-connected hard drive

USB 2.0 wireless

Apple voids warranties over cigarette smoke, users say

No repairs for 'biohazard' Macs

Triumph in Geneva! LHC beams up and running again

Dimensional portal invasion back on track

IBM chases HP (and Sun) with tiny mem prices

AIX pipeline lubrication

Nvidia previews next-gen Fermi GPUs

SC09 The supermodels of HPC: hot, and worth it

Wrecking CRU: hackers cause massive climate data breach

Secretive scientists' source code goes walkabout

Riverbed going virtually into public cloud

Virtual Steelhead speeds iSCSI WAN traffic

LHC dimensional apocalypse from midnight: Your thoughts

Aliens, gov planetbuster boffins, many others write in