“Small businesses can use blade systems for simple tasks like sharing files and printers, and deploy applications,” said John Gromala, director of product marketing for HP servers and software. “A ...

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Blade servers first caught the eye of the server world when RLX Technologies rolled out a system in 2001 that could fit more than 300 servers in a rack that would typically have housed 42 regular ...

Many small businesses with larger server needs are turning to blade servers to pack big power into a small space. But what exactly is a blade server, and how do you know if it's right for your ...

Blade server sales to SMB accounts may have finally reached the tipping point led by an out-of-the-gate flurry over Hewlett-Packard's new BladeSystem c3000 blade chassis and a renewed push by IBM ...

Because blade servers have internal, high-speed communication channels between the individual blades, they can dispense with network cards and cables for each server, and shared power supplies cut the ...

Thinking of buying a server for your growing business, but don't know where to start? This guide will explain the basics and help you decide which type fits your needs best.

Capable of squeezing an awesome array of computing firepower into small boxes that require a relatively small staff to manage, blade servers are more expandable and resilient than traditional ...

Blade servers were invented to enable today's small, powerful computers to fit more efficiently into standard server racks. Here's the scoop on the history, technology and market for blade servers.

Blade servers in general, because of their small size, take up less floor space in the data center, so the processing power per square foot is increased significantly.

ITWorks is coming to market with a custom-built blade server family that stems from its parent company's search for a better way to build weather maps for the broadcasting industry. Chico, Calif ...

Server blades are essentially small servers built on cards that can be plugged into a special rack, where they are stacked like dishes or library books.