Apple Sows G5 Seeds Into Server Market
Apple Computer recently introduced the Apple G5 Xserve at Macworld.
Apple: In Pursuit Of The Enterprise Customer
Apple Computer has stepped up its pursuit of the enterprise networking market, with the introductions of new blade servers and RAID storage gear.
Customers Eye Virginia Tech's Supercomputer Upgrade
Virginia Tech's decision to replace its "Big Mac" supercomputer processors with Apple Computer Xserve G5 servers will make the installation more attractive to users.
Apple Introduces Its 64-bit Xserve G5
Apple this week introduced two products geared toward the enterprise customer: a 64-bit version of its Xserve blade server and a RAID storage device.
Apple Targets High-Performance Market
Apple's release of software for clustering Macintosh computers to run scientific applications show how Apple is building products to capture a greater share of the market for high-performance computing.
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