New hardware direction for Mac maker...
By Aled Herbert
Published: 8 May 2002 11:55 GMT
Hardware releases are notoriously thin on the ground at Apple's developer conferences, but CEO Steve Jobs has surprised delegates by hinting at the release of a new server range this week.
In a teaser for an announcement due on 14 May, Jobs said the company will launch its first ever rack-mounted server running on Mac OS X Server.
The move is the company's latest attempt to move into markets other than its traditional strongholds of design and education.
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