Also known as the HP ProLiant N36L, this is a new small 4 bay server from HP, based on an AMD NEO N36L CPU and RS785E/SB820M chipset combination. The base unit comes with a single 160GB HD and 1GB of ...

Hewlett-Packard this week introduced new servers for the SMB market including an entry-level model a top HP executive called the perfect gift for graduates looking to start their careers as ...

The HP ProLiant Microserver features a 1.3GHz AMD Athlon II CPU with 1GB of ECC RAM (expandable to 8GB), onboard VGA graphics, a 7200rpm 160GB SATA drive (up to four 2TB SATA drives can be installed ...

Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. HP's ProLiant MicroServer Gen8 is an affordable starter ...

When we looked at the original HP Proliant MicroServer back in 2010, we said it would make a great first server for a small business. We feel much the same way about HP’s new Proliant MicroServer Gen8 ...

HP's ProLiant MicroServer Gen8 is an affordable starter server for businesses that need nothing more than centralized file services, printer management, and light virtualization. HP's ProLiant ...

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HP’s new Proliant Microserver Gen8 is an SMB, home, or branch office/retail server that looks completely different than HP’s usual offering: it’s a small cube with an optional eight-port Gigabit ...

When a small business or branch office – or even a home office – gets to the stage when a computer server is on the agenda, things can get scary – and expensive. Most servers need to live in a ...

Small businesses frequently forgo a network server when first starting out, either because they lack the money, or they don’t believe a small business server is essential at the outset. The ...

The officials cite "deeply troubling reports of dangerous interactions" that have "rightly shaken the American public's confidence." Authors Grady Hendrix and Jennifer Roberson sue Apple, alleging it ...