Server virtualisation isn't the only technology to benefit from the introduction of multi-core processors. Faster, more capable, silicon is also re-ki…

AMD support gets built in and more support for virtualisation

As the industry switches over to multi-core processors IBM is leading the charge

Partnership deal produces results that will worry the competition

Microsoft may face tougher times ahead for Exchange sales as rivals smell blood

HP adds the operating system to its Linux portfolio in move that reflects demand for open source software

Bad news for Intel as Opterons prove popular despite Xeon improvements and price cuts

Finnish team win WMWare challenge and trouser $100,000 for network troubleshooting application

The final standard for 802.11n is still being thrashed out and could slip until 2008 as submissions reach record levels

Virtual PCs on every desktop as virtualisation market heats up

Europe likes to think it's a technology-friendly area but regulation could mean the US beats us to the punch on getting broadband via power lines

Novell has pledged to support Netware as long as there are customers but can it handle two operating systems at once?

Red faces at Redmond as Microsoft is forced into a product recall but the problem is more common than you'd think

Loyalty pays as IBM's new server line gets behind AMD's server products

With the lights going out over London network managers are focusing on options for keeping the core network running

The release of Exchange Server 2007 beta has proved popular but alternative systems are gaining ground as IT managers look for the same groupware func…

The new deal on unified messaging gives Microsoft and Nortel hope that the Innovative Communications Alliance will boost revenues

Virtualisation providers like EMC and Microsoft aim to roll technology out to all companies, from the largest to the smallest

IT Pro Guide: It's easy to see why consumers are taking to VoIP in their droves, but the technology also has benefits for business. Want to know if it…

Thinking of taking the open source plunge? Our resident server expert, Alan Stevens, shows you how to install a Linux server on your Windows network.

You don't have to go down the custom hardware route to reap the benefits of IP telephony, says Alas Stevens.