After the most recent microcode updates for Intel Xeon E5 V3 and V4, codenamed Haswell-EP and Broadwell-EP, generation parts, some are experiencing more crashes and reboots on otherwise stable systems
Taking advantage of the new Samsung NGSFF SSD design, Supermicro has a 36 SSD 1U that can handle over a half petabyte of NVMe storage
QNAP adds Netgate pfSense security to their NAS portfolio creating an awesome all-in-one solution for many SMBs in the market
At CES 2018 Intel released two new Hades Canyon NUC devices. The Intel NUC NUC8i7HVK and NUC8i7HNK both feature something special: Intel CPUs with integrated AMD Radeon Vega Graphics.
Although we saw many of the major Linux vendors announce patches last week, FreeBSD patches are still a few weeks (or more) away for Meltdown and Spectre.
At CES 2018 new AMD Ryzen APUs with Radeon Vega graphics were announced combining AMD's first generation Ryzen (Zen) cores with its Radeon Vega graphics to serve new markets
Red Hat communicates expected performance impacts of the latest round of Meltdown and Spectre vulnerability patches with its customers
The post-merger data keeps rolling in and Dell EMC has now taken over the top spot in server shipments by both revenue and unit shipments
News is making the rounds about an Intel CPU bug and the KPTI workaround that addresses the kernel page table vulnerability that is undergoing urgent OS patching. We provide our take.
We present a case as to why you should use ZFS compression on your storage servers as it provides tangible benefits even at a relatively low performance impact. In some cases, it can improve performance.