EDITOR'S NOTE

Good morning,

Apple has officially announced that it will kill off XServe, after neglecting to upgrade its enterprise server product for some 18 months.

The vendor argues that several of its existing product lines are more powerful and energy efficient.

-- Brett Winterford

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May lead to more permanent cost reduction.

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Even if you are a Windows shop.

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