Life after death for Apple’s Xserve

Ars Technica
By Andrew CunninghamOct 9, 2016, 2:00 pm1.6k ptsHot
Enlarge / Some of our readers are still even using PowerPC Xserves, if you can believe it. (credit: David Clark) Apple put the final nail in the Xserve’s coffin in January 2011 when it officially stopped selling rack-mounted servers. Instead, the company started pushing server customers toward Mac Pros and…

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