Superthin blade computers have taken the server and storage markets by storm. Now a company called ClearCube is bringing the idea to desktop workstations. Michael Kanellos is editor at large at CNET ...

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SAN FRANCISCO --Hewlett-Packard unveiled "blade" computer servers Tuesday that fit onto cards and stand like books on a shelf, aiming to replace the racks of machines and tangles of cable now standard ...

Blade computers may also use the built-in Ethernet interfaces to link to data-storage facilities. Newer IP (Internet Protocol)-based storage networking standards, such as iSCSI (Internet Small ...

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Twenty-one years ago, the computer left the "glass house" for the desktop. Now a start-up appropriately named ClearCube wants to send it back. The Austin, Texas-based company is trying to popularize a ...