Chip maker Intel has been getting a lot of grief in recent days about missing the boat on putting chips in Apple’s iPhone back when the product was announced back in 2007, and then subsequently also ...

Intel is working to replace the traditional server rack with a more efficient architecture that separates CPU, storage, power, and networking resources into individual components that can be swapped ...

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'It's a win-win situation for Intel and for Penguin because we're serving a space that their existing product line may not be able to do,' Penguin Computing executive William Wu says of the company's ...

Intel is going back to school with its new Ruler design SSDs, something that not only look great - but they're stacking some serious storage, all while running cooler and reducing power consumption.

From PCs to servers, Intel is trying to redesign the way computers operate. We’ve already seen how PCs are changing, with 2-in-1 hybrids and tiny Compute Sticks, but some of the chip maker’s ...

From Cisco and Dell Technologies to Lenovo and Inspur, here’s ten of the coolest servers launched in 2021 with Intel’s brand-new Xeon Scalable processors inside. 10 Top-Notch New Servers With Intel ...

As much as it's important to have every component of a PC stuck together in a laptop, that same monolithic strategy is a major liability for server clusters: if one part breaks or grows obsolete, it ...

Intel is in the midst of beefing up its processor lines for workstations and servers. Next week at the Intel Developer Forum, the company will announce 2.8GHz and 2.6GHz Xeons for single- and ...

Late this past week, IBM announced that more than 100 companies have been granted a BladeCenter open specification license. A joint initiative of IBM and Intel, BladeCenter provides a license to build ...

That looks sensible, although the number of use cases for an entire rack of servers is getting smaller. A single blade with a couple of 8 core xeon's, 384GB of RAM, an SSD and a bunch of spinning ...