posted by Thom Holwerda on Fri 10th Nov 2006 14:34 UTC, submitted by Francis Kuntz
InfoWorld reviews Apple's latest Xserve, and concludes: "An objective reviewer's job is to find fault, and I've done my job. But the sum of Xserve's flaws is overwhelmed by the system's unique leading-edge, user and administrator-centric engineering. Xserve is far better than the commodity server that the Intel x86 market expects. But what really blasts Apple's competition is OS X Server. The present Tiger release is more than a match for much more expensive commercial Linux, and far more capable out of the box than Windows 2003 Server."
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