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Dell Targets Hosters With PowerEdge Microservers
March 22nd, 2011 : Rich Miller
Dell today continued the steady flow of new products from its Data Center Solutions (DCS) unit, introducing two new microservers as part of its PowerEdge C5000 line. The new products are designed for web hosting companies and ISPs seeking to get better efficiency out of their data center operations. Read More
Roundup: Calxeda, Ciena, Intel
March 15th, 2011 : John Rath
Calxeda unveils 480-core server design, Ciena (CIEN) powers 100 gigabit Internet2 network, Intel acquires SySDSoft. Read More
Dell Targets HPC With PowerEdge C6145 Server
February 14th, 2011 : Rich Miller
Dell today introduced the PowerEdge C6145, a new many-core server featuring the AMD Opteron 6000 processor that targets the high-performance computing (HPC) market. Read More
AMD Introduces New Opteron 6100 Processors
February 14th, 2011 : John Rath
AMD has announced the Opteron 6100 Series processor family, which will address rising demand for low-power, balanced systems for SMBs and increased performance-per-dollar-per-watt for enterprise and public sector environments. Read More
SGI Stock Soars 25 Percent on Earnings Gains
February 4th, 2011 : Rich Miller
Shares of server and storage specialist SGI soared Thursday, gaining more than 25 percent after the company reported stronger-than-expected earnings and said it expects to be profitable in 2011. Read More
Tilera Raises $45 Million for Multi-Core Servers
January 18th, 2011 : John Rath
Multi-core processor company Tilera announced a $45 million round of financing, which it will use to advance develoment of its processors for cloud computing and multimedia applications. Read More
Nvidia Developing ARM Processor for Servers
January 6th, 2011 : Rich Miller
Nvidia (NVDA) is developing a CPU based on the ARM architecture that powers popular smartphones and tablets, the company confirmed last night at CES in Las Vegas. Here's a sampling of notable analysis of Nvidia's announcement and what it means for the x86 market and the data center. Read More
Intel Launches Configurable Atom Processor
November 26th, 2010 : John Rath
Intel's configurable Atom processor E600C series, formerly codenamed Tunnel Creek, is designed to be flexible and allow customers to customize designs and enable a quicker time-to-market, both of which should help lower development costs. Read More
New ARM-Based Server From ZT Systems
November 19th, 2010 : John Rath
ZT Systems has announced a new rackmount server based on low-power processors from ARM, whose chips power many leading mobile devices. When fully populated with an array of components the server has an impressively low power draw of less than 80 watts. Read More