PALO ALTO, Calif.--Hewlett-Packard unveiled a design for its blade servers Wednesday that will let people cram up to 16 separate servers or storage devices into a 17-inch box. The HP BladeSystem ...

The new HP Integrity NonStop NB50000c BladeSystem blade servers from Hewlett-Packard deliver twice the performance using half the space and the same amount of power as HP's current NonStop servers, ...

The Palo Alto, Calif.-based server vendor's new HP Integrity BL870c offers twice the processors, memory, and hard drive capacity of its existing HP Integrity BL860c, weighing in with socket for up to ...

Hewlett-Packard announced today that it has added an HP-UX blade server to its Itanium arsenal, a move that gives it a slight edge over IBM, one analyst said. “When you compare where they were Monday ...

HP and Hitachi boosted their existing blade server offerings on Tuesday, with Hitachi upgrading its systems with the latest Intel chips and Hewlett-Packard combining blades to create a specially ...

HP's new ProLiant blade server has double the density of its predecessors, making it ideal for cloud computing and other computing-intensive applications HP released a new ProLiant blade enclosure ...

The HP blade chassis we tested takes up 6U worth of space. A dual redundant configuration requires two 208V AC 30 amp feeds; one power distribution unit can power several full blade chassis and/or ...

HP's c7000 blade system is rich in features, options, and performance, but some of the management tools need attention One look at the HP BladeSystem c7000 blade chassis and you understand why HP ...

HP released its first mid-level Unix-based blade server, which will allow companies to more cost-efficiently consolidate their legacy systems. The HP Integrity BL870c, which is the latest HP ...

Hewlett-Packard Co. last week introduced dual-Pentium blade servers, a move analysts viewed as a natural extension of the single-processor blade servers brought to market by the now HP-owned Compaq ...

Is it a blade? Is it a rack server? Hewlett-Packard's new p-class dual-processor server system combines features of both--giving it the oomph to handle a wider variety of tasks. Michael Kanellos is ...