Compaq enhances its strong server reputation with the Compaq ProLiant DL380 G2. With its feature-rich 2U chassis and flexible management software, the ProLiant is a server you should take seriously.

In terms of manageability, the Compaq ProLiant DL320 ($5,904 direct) is an excellent choice for high-density environments. But this fairly pricey box trails the others we reviewed in both performance ...

Compaq Computer Corporation recently announced that Saudi Aramco has selected ProLiant servers to support its computing requirements. The contract, which extends through November 2003, includes ...

Two 1U-high 'pizza-box' servers that do credit to their manufacturers. The 1U-high 'pizza-box' server isn't showing signs of waning popularity with hardware manufacturers. In fact, vendors are falling ...

Future branding for HP business desktops and business notebooks will remain under the Compaq label, according to the release. HP said it will continue to lead in the development of Blade servers with ...

MID-RANGE SERVERS have always existed in a sort of netherworld. On one hand, they had to be affordable, but on the other, they had to offer more to companies than could be gotten from even less ...

Compaq Computer Corp. expanded its ProLiant DL line of servers with the new ultra-dense ProLiant DL320, a single processor, 1U server that delivers density server solutions to Internet companies. The ...

Johannesburg — Compaq announced several new server hardware and software products for its Intel-based ProLiant server range at a media event in Sandton today. The new products include modular blade ...

Compaq Computer Corp. said it has started shipping the ProLiant DL590/64, its first 64-bit industry-standard server based on Intel Corp.’s Itanium processor. With a price that starts at $23,000 for a ...

I recently inherited an old Compaq Proliant 800 server (w/600MHz PIII) and would like to use it as a basic living room/home theater PC, but I'm not familiar with server hardware, so I have a few ...

Hi, <P>I'm new to Linux (just bought redhat7.2) and am wanting to use it on a pretty low spec server just for the following use : <P>firewall apache (web testing) occasional counter strike or Unreal ...