Apple will stop selling its Xserve system at the end of January, offering the Mac Pro and Mac mini armed with the latest Intel chips as server alternatives. – Apple is will no longer sell its Xserve server after the end
of January 2011, instead giving customers new configurations of its Mac Pro
systems powered by Intel’s latest Xeon processors or Mac mini line.
In a message posted on its Website Nov. 5, Apple officials said they are quot;transitioning…
Although it debuted to high hopes, Xserve never lived up to its potential. – The Xserve, which Apple officially put to pasture this week,
proved to be another example of the companys on-again-but-mostly-off
commitment to large scale, enterprise-class computing. Its a market where the
companys track record has been a series of disappointments. But for a while, at
least, X…
Parallels Server for Mac/Bare Metal Edition runs virtual machines on an Xserve machine so businesses can standardize on the Apple platform and still run Windows and Linux-based applications if they desire.
– Virtualization software maker Parallels said Feb. 24 that it is expanding
its product line by adding a new hypervisor specifically designed for Apple’s
Mac OS X and Xserve server.
Parallels Server for Mac/Bare Metal Edition runs virtual machines on an Xserve
machine so businesses can standardi…
