U.S. Web-Blocking Devices Used By Syrian Government By Ross A. Lincoln 01 November 2011 Originally intended for use in Dubai, their use may violate trade sanctions against Syria.
HP Building Servers Using ARM-based SoCs By Kevin Parrish 27 October 2011 HP and Calxeda have teamed up to build servers based on ARM's low-power design.
Nvidia Sneaking Tegra into Server Market with Tesla By Douglas Perry 27 October 2011 Despite Nvidia's ongoing claim that it is not such a great idea to compete with Intel in the blue team's core market, it appears that Nvidia is serious about testing the server market much more than it has so far.
New DoS Tool Kills SSL Servers With Just One PC By Douglas Perry 26 October 2011 There is a new tool that enables a basic PC to execute a denial-of-service (DoS) attack and take out an encrypting SSL server.
OCZ Intros Deneva 2, Intrepid mSATA Enterprise SSDs By Doug Crowthers 16 October 2011 To expand on its enterprise storage solutions, OCZ has introduced two mSATA SSDs; Deneva 2 and Intrepid Series, for OEM clients.
Microsoft Files Wireless Resource Sharing Patent By Douglas Perry 11 October 2011 Microsoft has filed a patent for a technology that would enable multiple users to wirelessly connect to a single computing device and share a desktop session.
Four SAS 6 Gb/s RAID Controllers, Benchmarked And Reviewed By Manuel Masiero, Achim Roos 06 October 2011 We got our hands on four SAS 6 Gb/s RAID controllers from Adaptec, Areca, HighPoint, and LSI and ran them through RAID 0, 5, 6, and 10 workloads to test their mettle. Does your system need eight more ports of connectivity? We can answer that!
Fusion-io Flash Card Doubles Bandwidth to 3 GB/s By Wolfgang Gruener 04 October 2011 Fusion-io announced the ioDrive 2 at Oracle OpenWorld. As successor to the ioDrive Duo, the flash drive delivers twice the bandwidth for slightly less cost.
GamersPortal: Giving Gamers Their Own Space By Devin Connors 03 October 2011 GamersPortal is finally giving the gamer crowd a proper place to congregate.
Opinion: 3 Things HP Needs To Do Right Away By Wolfgang Gruener 29 September 2011 HP's board has done it again. Leo Apotheker was fired, seemingly without much deliberation, from the CEO post. Successor Meg Whitman inherits a half-baked strategy that has HP dangling between a hardware-focused and a software-tailored future.
Imperva: 71 SQL Injection Attacks Per Hour Since July By Kevin Parrish 23 September 2011 Imperva's latest report reveals that web applications are attacked by SQL injection an average of 71 times per hour.
Leo's Out! Meg Whitman Has Been Appointed HP CEO By Ross A. Lincoln 22 September 2011 The end of the Apotheker era begins now.
D-Link Announces DSN-4000 Series iSCSI SAN Arrays By Douglas Perry 22 September 2011 D-Link announced the DSN-4000 Series xStack Storage iSCSI SAN Array, which targets secondary server applications such as disaster recovery, backup, surveillance, and archiving in small to mid-size businesses.
IBM Has Plans for a 100 PFlop Supercomputer By Douglas Perry 09 September 2011 A patent filing details IBM's plans to take the building blocks of the Sequoia supercomputer to a performance level of 100 PFlop/s.
Face-Off: Does HP's PC Business Affect Us Enthusiasts? By Chris Angelini, Alan Dang 03 September 2011 Apparently, HP's preferred course of action is spinning its Personal Systems Group off into its own entity. But that's not necessarily what will happen. Would our world as enthusiasts change if HP ended up selling its PC business? Chris and Alan discuss.
Sandy Bridge-E: 17 New Xeon CPUs for Q4 By Doug Crowthers 27 August 2011 Intel's new Sandy Bridge-E Xeon Models Listed...
How The Internet Got Its Hourglass Shape By Douglas Perry 24 August 2011 The Internet's curvy figure.
