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Turn your iPhone into a Web server

A new iPhone app called "ServersMan@iPhone" turns the iPhone into a full-blown Web server. The name is said to be a tribute to Sony's "WalkMan.

February 9, 2009 by Jason D. O'Grady

Eco Blade server: The most energy efficient high-performance blade server on the market

PSSC Labs have announced its new Eco Blade server platform, the most energy efficient server on the market offering power savings of up to 46 percent per server.

May 30, 2017 by Adrian Kingsley-Hughes

Seven Rs of high availability

To maximize availability without breaking the budget bank, IT managers should take several approaches--each of which begins with an R.

December 4, 2002 by Harris Kern

The truth about thin clients

Under one name or another, since the early 1980's, hardware vendors have been extolling the virtues of the thin-client model. The claim has always been lower up-front costs. Yet, thin clients have never really 'caught on' for general purpose computing. Here are some reasons why ...

January 8, 2007 by Marc Wagner

How to make servers run faster

Thinner and faster

June 22, 2004 by Matt Tett

Programmer pulls the plug on ICUII

Operators of the video chat site and a software supplier take their feud online.

May 29, 2000 by Marilynn Wheeler

Microsoft's Windows Server 2022 is rolling out to mainstream users

Microsoft's next version of Windows Server, designated as a Long Term Servicing Channel Release, is now available to customers.

August 20, 2021 by Mary Jo Foley

Report: Notes open to Net attack

Users of Lotus Development Corp.'s Notes 4.6 client software may be inadvertently opening their company's servers to attack from the Internet, according to a report from a high-profile bug-hunting group.

August 5, 1998 by Matthew Broersma

Apple revs Mac OS Server update

The industrial-strength version of the Mac OS is getting a technical and cosmetic facelift and will be due out this spring.

January 18, 2001 by Daniel Turner

Compaq sharpens blade server debut

The first Compaq 'blade' server, networked computers stacked side-by-side so that 280 can fit in a single six-foot-tall rack, is now on sale.

January 27, 2002 by Stephen Shankland