IBM was left behind by Sun in the 1990s, when Internet companies and others were buying servers like mad, but Zeitler believes that the darker economic times that followed play into IBM's hands.

Someone managed to get Doom running on a $10,000 Apple Network Server from 1996. ... and now one enthusiast vintage blogger has documented the process of ... they ran IBM's AIX OS, with a ROM that ...

Chinese technology company Lenovo is paying $2.3 billion for IBM's low-end server business; IBM says the divestiture and funds will help it innovate other areas of its business, like cloud computing.

IBM handily claimed the server market share lead in the fourth quarter as the company rode its new mainframe and Power7 systems, according to Gartner. Overall, fourth quarter server revenue was up ...

IBM launched two servers today– the E950 and E980 aimed at the scale-up server market. These servers are targeting workloads such as in-memory databases, deep learning, and analytics (e.g., SAP ...

IBM sold off its x86 server business two years ago to Lenovo, thinking it was going to be a cut-throat, low-margin business. But the cloud has only intensified x86 server chip sales, and IBM is ...

The starting price for the server, which includes a copy of IBM's DB2 database and WebSphere application server, is $125,000. IBM's strategy is to create specific applications that work with the ...