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Unisys watches ClearPath mainframe sales climb

The latest line of ClearPath mainframes from Unisys, launched in October and based on Intel's latest Xeon E5 processors, sold a bit better than expected in the final quarter of last year. A mainframe selling better than expected is news by definition, and good news for Unisys in particular since the company's top brass has …

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Wednesday 30th January 2013 17:23 GMT earl grey

Good for them

Hope they can keep up the work. Good to see some competition out there.

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