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.

Compaq Computer is reporting a world-record performance TPC-C benchmark result for its ProLiant DL760 servers of 709,220.08 transactions per minute (tpmC) at a cost of only $14.96 per tpmC.

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 ...

Under pressure from its competitors, Compaq will expand its popular ProLiant server series in two weeks' time, with a low-cost dual-processor model that features integrated system management. The ...

HP may have beat it to the "blade" server market, but Compaq isn't worried. It's focusing on software improvements as a major part of its new server line. Compaq is preparing several blade servers to ...

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 ...

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 ...

Designed to scale up easily as users or applications are added to the system, the Proliant 800 server range for workgroups or departmental computer environments comes with 180MHz or 200MHz Pentium Pro ...

We have an old Compaq Proliant ML370 server (this is an early generation, 733Mhz Pentium III, white case, Compaq) here at work which was running NT4. It hadn't been used for almost a year now since we ...

Of late I've been buying quite a few Proliant 5500s and 6500s (quad xeon, hardware raid, 4gb ram, etc) to play with. Part of this playing is a web app running on Win2k3/SQL. Even on a quad xeon with ...

Color me puzzled. Wall Street doesn't seem to like the proposed merger of HP and Compaq. What's not to like? In a declining PC market, two major forces are joining to survive a withering market. But ...