The Dell PowerEdge 1655MC (Modular Computing) blade server could be the ticket. The dual-processor servers — each with RAID-based SCSI storage and on-board Gigabit Ethernet — occupy only 1/2U ...

Dell on Wednesday announced it will offer graphics processing units with a new blade server to boost overall application performance. The company is providing optional graphics cards with the new ...

Dell on Wednesday announced it will offer graphics processing units with a new blade server to boost overall application performance. The company is providing optional graphics cards with the new ...

Dell Computer wants a cut of the blade-server market. The company, in a press conference Wednesday morning in New York, announced a new blade-server line, dubbed PowerEdge 1655MC, along with ...

Dell is pitching its second blade server line to penny pinchers. The Round Rock, Texas-based PC maker on Monday unveiled the PowerEdge 1855, a blade server that it says offers more performance and ...

Announced in April, Dell's 1655MC blade server finally cleared the last of the delays in its gestation period and arrived as a (modestly equipped) $1,600 bouncing baby blade about a week ago.

Dell Computer Corp. this week delivered on an earlier promise to begin shipping blade servers. It is immediately offering a 3U enclosure that packs as many as 12 processors. The Dell 1655MC starts ...

SAN FRANCISCO--Dell is in talks with other PC makers in an effort to set standards for so-called blade servers, the company's CEO said Monday. "There should be a common blade architecture," CEO ...

Learn More. Dell will try to expand the management capabilities of its new M-Series blades by cutting down on some of the complexity of tying virtual servers and storage together. On July 1 ...

Learn More. Dell Computer Corp.s first entry into the server blade market, the PowerEdge 1655MC system, comes bundled with robust management and provisioning tools packed into a compact 3U (5.25 ...

Dell, however, has taken “in-chassis” to an entirely new level! Yesterday, the company announced new blade-based EqualLogic storage arrays that fit inside Dell’s M1000e blade chassis.