Servers & Mainframes Industry Competitors

Adomo can be a majordomo for your voice mail. The company develops server appliances that provide remote access to enterprise software such as Microsoft's Exchange application. The company's Adomo Voice Messaging for Exchange product family utilizes speech recognition and text-to-speech technologies....

While Pittsburg and Seattle battled it out on the field, a Belgian company wrestled behind the scenes to bring Super Bowl XL to some 160 million TV viewers. EVS Broadcast Equipment provided servers and software to help produce and broadcast the event. The company designs media servers and the associated software and production networks for the international television and motion picture industries....

HP Technology Solutions Group (TSG) is the largest business segment of computer maker Hewlett-Packard, encompassing server and storage hardware, technology consulting, and software sales. The unit's enterprise server operation offers business critical and industry standard data servers, while its StorageWorks unit provides network attached storage (NAS) systems, storage management software, and magnetic tape systems....

Although it's seen some renovation, IBM's house is still largely made of hardware. IBM's computer hardware segment is the company's second largest revenue generator behind Global Services, and its Systems and Technologies Group encompasses enterprise computing, storage, and microelectronics products....

Network Engines took the "hard" out of hardware. Network Engines, which does business as NEI, designs and builds server appliances and provides software integration services. It partners with software vendors and equipment manufacturers that sell the appliances under their own brand; NEI integrates its partners' software and then delivers the completed server appliances to customers....

Penguin Computing builds and customizes Linux-based workstations, servers, and clustered computing systems. It also offers third-party storage and peripheral equipment. The company's Scyld Software subsidiary, which it acquired in 2003, develops clustered computing software, including its Scyld Beowulf operating system....

Procom Technology has an image of its future -- and it's in the health care arena. After years of focusing on general networked-attached storage (NAS) technology, Procom shifted its interests in 2005 to its Candelis division and its ImageGrid appliance for storing and retrieving medical images....

Rackable Systems provides rack-mounted computer servers designed for large-scale data center deployments. Rackable aims its products at IT system administrators looking to replace servers running the UNIX operating system with new equipment operating with Linux or Windows....

RadiSys prefers its components to stay embed. The company makes embedded computer systems used to power everything from blood analyzers to automated teller machines. RadiSys' products include application-specific systems, board-level modules, and chip-level components based on Intel processing architecture....

Sun Microsystems Australia provides computer hardware, software, and services to customers in the corporate, government, and education sectors. The regional subsidiary targets markets ranging from financial services and healthcare to manufacturing and telecommunications....

Sun Microsystems of Canada provides Sun products and services from offices in Calgary, Montreal, Ottawa, Vancouver, and Victoria. Its offering include servers and workstation computers, as well as disk- and tape-based storage systems. Sun makes computers that use its own chips (SPARC) and operating system (Solaris), as well as Linux-based servers utilizing chips from AMD and Intel....

Sun Microsystems UK provides computer servers and workstations, as well as disk- and tape-based storage systems. Its server products range from entry-level designs to high-end data center models. Sun utilizes a proprietary UNIX-based operating system (Solaris) and chip design (SPARC), but it also offers products that incorporate Intel processors and Linux and Microsoft's Windows software....

Super Micro Computer strives for super macro computer sales. The company manufactures motherboards based on Intel's x86 architecture, plus complete server systems utilizing Intel's Pentium and Xeon microprocessors, as well as AMD's Opteron processors. Other products include chassis enclosures for rack-mounted servers and power supplies that feature redundant cooling systems....

Verari Systems provides blade server clusters, rack-mounted computer servers, and workstations. The company also provides software integration services and sells data storage systems supplied by partner Engenio. Companies ranging from special effects studios to drug research firms use its products for high-performance computing applications....

Castelle just wants the fax, ma'am. The company's fax server appliances and related software facilitate document sharing across LANs and the Internet. Castelle's FaxPress line allows users to send and receive fax messages with the same application used for email....

Concurrent Computer hawks its wares worldwide. The company provides high-performance computing systems that can simulate a jet fighter or deliver a blockbuster. Digital cable and DSL service providers use its MediaHawk servers and software to offer their customers video-on-demand services....

Crystal Group clearly serves its customers. The company designs and manufactures customized servers for telecommunications service providers and original equipment manufacturers. The company also serves the government and military markets. In addition to servers, Crystal Group sells single-board computers, server rack systems, storage arrays, and peripheral devices....

Egenera is taking on a big market, armed only with a blade. Designed for handling database and Web application chores, the company's BladeFrame servers utilize Intel processors and run Linux or Windows. BladeFrames are managed using the company's allocation and monitoring software....

Omneon (formerly Omneon Video Networks) helps broadcasters turn out programming to keep viewers tuned in. The company's media storage servers, networking equipment, and related software provide television broadcasters with a single system to digitally record, play, and manage digital audio and video....

SGI delivers HPC. Silicon Graphics, Inc. (SGI), provides high-performance computing (HPC) products for technical and creative applications. Customers ranging from scientists, graphic artists, and engineers to large corporations and government agencies use its workstations, servers, software, and storage systems....