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Microsoft Announces Windows 10 China Government Edition

By Rexly Peñaflorida

The OS is based on the Windows 10 Enterprise Edition with a few tweaks to help officials manage different aspects of the software.

IT Pro: 64 PCIe SSDs, 120TB Of Flash And One Stop Systems: The FSA 200 Review

By Paul Alcorn

We take 64 of the fastest PCIe SSDs on the planet (32 Intel NVMe DC P3700's and 32 Fusion ioMemory SSDs) out for a spin in the FSA 200 PCIe SSD enclosure.

Samsung SM863 3D V-NAND Enterprise SSD

By Paul Alcorn

Samsung's SM863 hits the sweet spot of NAND's developmental cycle as cost continues to plummet.

Egnyte To Expand Advanced Monitoring And Reporting Capabilities

By Josh Linder

Egnyte unveiled a smart reporting and auditing service to monitor users, storage, applications, devices and collaboration activity.

Egnyte To Expand Advanced Monitoring And Reporting Capabilities

By Josh Linder

Egnyte unveiled a smart reporting and auditing service to monitor users, storage, applications, devices and collaboration activity.

Exablox OneBlox 4312 Enterprise NAS Review

By Paul Alcorn

Exablox's OneBlox 4312 packs the goodness of object storage wrapped in the industry-standard SMB/NFS interface, and at a competitive price point.

Tom's IT Pro: Dell Venue 11 Pro 5130 Enterprise Tablet Review

By Jon K. Carroll

Tom's IT Pro compares Dell's Venue 11 Pro 5130 enterprise tablet against Lenovo’s ThinkPad 10 20C1 and HP’s ElitePad 1000 G2 business-class units.

Tom's IT Pro: Intel DC S3610 Enterprise SSD Review

By Paul Alcorn

Join us as we put Intel's 800GB DC S3610 under the Tom's IT Pro microscope. How does it fare against competing 2.5-inch enterprise SSDs?

Google Launches Business-Focused 'Android For Work'

By Rexly Peñaflorida

The program will feature work profiles that are installed on your personal device, but IT can only view the work profile, keeping your personal data safe from prying eyes.

Kaymera Technologies Takes On Blackphone With Comprehensive, Enterprise Mobile Security

By Lucian Armasu

Kaymera Technologies announced a multi-layered mobile security suite for enterprise customers.

HP Splits In Two, Will Become Separate Enterprise And Consumer Companies

By Lucian Armasu

HP announced that the company will split into a consumer oriented division, called HP Inc., and one focused on enterprise, called HP Enterprise.

For Servers, HP Bets On ARM (Again)

By Lucian Armasu

ARM-based chips should finally be ready for primetime when it comes to the server market, and HP is betting strongly on them with the announcement of the Proliant m400 and m800 ARM-based servers.

Intel Xeon E5-2600 V3 Review: Haswell-EP Redefines Fast

By Patrick Kennedy

We compare three generations of Intel's Xeon E5-2690 processors, plus the flagship Xeon E5-2699 v3 to see how Haswell-EP affects the datacenter.

Samsung Mass Producing 10nm-Class SAS Solid State Disk

By Kevin Parrish

Samsung is mass producing a new SAS SSD based on 10nm-class NAND.

Samsung 845DC EVO SSD Review: 3-Bit MLC Hits The Enterprise

By Drew Riley

With the introduction of its 845DC EVO, Samsung continues down the path of taking well-received enthusiast-oriented SSDs and customizing them for the enterprise. We run the new drive through a battery of tests in order to determine its strengths.

In Pictures: AMD Consolidates From 18 Datacenters To Just Two

By Kevin Parrish

Micron M500DC 800 GB SSD Review: Cloud And Web 2.0 Storage

By Drew Riley

Building on the desktop-oriented M500, Micron is announcing its enterprise-focused M500DC. We got a chance to run the 800 GB model through an updated test suite to gauge whether this Marvell-powered SSD keeps up with the best-known enterprise solutions.

LSI Expands Nytro PCIe Portfolio With NMR 8140-8e8i

By Christopher Ryan

LSI is growing its line-up of PCIe flash caching solutions with the Nytro Megaraid NMR 8140-8e8i.

Why is Bill Gates Back at Microsoft?

By Jane McEntegart

A spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down.

HighPoint Embraces Thunderbolt 2

By Thomas Soderstrom

20 Gb/s will do…for now.