Date: Fri, 5. March 2010 21:10:14

PC World - Advanced Micro Devices is offering prizes to drum up more interest ahead of this month's launch of its 12-core server chip, as rival Intel also has server-chip launch plans.

Date: Mon, 9. March 2009 16:11:00

News from OCLC about their PURL ServerThe PURL Server is being replaced with a new architecture. During this transition period the ability to Register, Create, or Modify records on the Server will be disabled.This transition will occur soon. When a speci

Date: Tue, 27. May 2008 03:04:15

nz17 writes "While the administrator is away the managers will play. A custom Web server went missing at an unnamed public university, but who was the culprit? The department manager. Thinking that the Linux Web server (which used a Microsoft XBOX for its hardware) was a normal game console, he snuck the device out of the server room and home for his son to play over the holiday weekend. The philosophy students who used the server for their class were not amused."Read more of this story at Slashdot.

Date: Wed, 24. June 2009 11:30:16

PC World - A weeks-long World of Warcraft server outage in China has driven masses of players there to the Taiwanese server or to other games while a new operator takes the reins of the Blizzard Entertainment blockbuster in China.

Date: Thu, 23. October 2008 18:23:04

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Date: Tue, 2. December 2008 13:01:00

InfoWorld - SpringSource, maker of the popular open-source Spring Framework for Java, on Tuesday will reveal an enterprise-class Web application server based on the open-source Apache Tomcat server, the company said.

Date: Tue, 11. August 2009 20:07:00

Microsoft today delivered nine security updates that patched 19 vulnerabilities in several crucial components of Windows, as well as in Windows Media Player, Outlook Express, IIS (Internet Information Server), Office and several other products.

Date: Thu, 9. June 2011 19:50:00

Microsoft today said it will issue 16 security updates next week to patch 34 vulnerabilities in Windows, Internet Explorer (IE), Office, SQL Server and other products.

Date: Sun, 27. December 2009 15:05:49

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Date: Thu, 13. October 2011 00:32:00

Both server virtualization and desktop virtualization use a software core called a hypervisor to run multiple operating systems on the same physical server hardware. Each OS is kept separate, with resources dedicated as needed.