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RSS iseries in newsFinalists for CNET Tech Awards get the nod
News IBM UK eServer iSeries The finalists for the CNET Networks UK Technology Awards, organised by the publisher of silicon.com, have been announced, highlighting some of the most innovative users of IT in the UK as well as... [04 Aug 2005]
HP to reanimate OpenVMS
News IBM has updated its iSeries - long called AS/400 and another decades-old family - with its new Power5 processor. The same IBM Power machine now can run Linux, IBM's AIX version of Unix and the iSeries... [17 Jan 2005]
PeopleSoft customer? Microsoft wants a word...
News Earlier this week, Microsoft launched a marketing initiative with several partners that aims to win over business from customers using AS/400 and IBM iSeries servers. A top Microsoft executive is warning PeopleSoft... [16 Dec 2004]
IBM: There are 'forces' trying to wreck Linux
News Al Zollar, a general manager of sales for IBM eServer iSeries, told delegates attending the company's Asia Pacific Strategic Planning Conference in Queensland, Australia, on Tuesday that a "set of forces" was attempting... [31 Jul 2003]
Big Blue puts big investment in Linux
News We hadn't been doing enough to fully enable Linux" on Power processors, the chip line used in IBM's pSeries Unix servers and its iSeries of midrange servers, said Dan Frye, director of the Linux Technology Centre. [15 Jul 2003]
IBM in £6.5bn 'on-demand' computing push
News IBM offers this feature in its midrange iSeries line, and in coming weeks Big Blue will offer it in its pSeries Unix servers and zSeries mainframes as well, he said. IBM plans to add muscle to its "on-demand" computing... [01 May 2003]
IBM's Itanium server goes on sale
News Its xSeries servers use Intel's Xeon and Itanium processors, its pSeries and iSeries use the Power4 processor and its predecessors, while its zSeries mainframe line uses a different IBM-designed processor. [30 Apr 2003]
16 Xeons prove sweet for IBM server
News Last week, IBM announced that the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco swapped older Dell systems for an IBM iSeries machine that includes eight IBM Intel servers handling tasks such as online ticketing and museum membership. [28 Mar 2003]
HP and IBM unveil new servers
News IBM, meanwhile, will begin start selling on 21 February an overhauled iSeries line, systems that share processors with IBM's pSeries Unix line but many of architectural features of Big Blue's top end zSeries line. [21 Jan 2003]
Latest Lotus captain takes the helm
News Zollar, who took the helm at Lotus three years ago, will become general manager of IBM's iSeries server division. Zollar will succeed Buell Duncan, who was general manager at the iSeries... [10 Jan 2003]
IBM beefing up app server software
News IBM said that WebSphere version 5 supports the Windows, Linux, IBM eServer, zSeries and iSeries, AIX, Solaris and HP-UX operating systems. By Sandeep Junnarkar IBM will announce the newest version of its application... [25 Nov 2002]
UnitedLinux and Red Hat - the gloves come off
News SuSE long has supported not just servers based on Intel processors but also three IBM server lines: the pSeries servers that typically run Unix, the iSeries systems for larger companies, and the top-end zSeries... [20 Nov 2002]
Ker-ching! IBM rings up big Linux wins
News Regal, which runs more than 550 theaters including the United Artists chain, will connect the point-of-sales systems to its back-end IBM iSeries server in its Knoxville, Tenn.headquarters. IBM has made some progress in... [25 Sep 2002]
Red Hat brimful of IBM loving
News Under the expanded IBM relationship, Red Hat will support IBM's higher-end pSeries, iSeries and zSeries servers. By Stephen Shankland Red Hat and IBM have expanded their existing partnership, with Red Hat bringing its... [16 Sep 2002]
Sage decides on the way of the penguin
News Line 500 will be available as a standalone product to run on top of IBM's Linux-based data management software on the eServer xSeries, or as an integrated package on IBM's eServer iSeries. Sage is making its business... [24 Apr 2002]
