results for 'eight socket'
EXCLUSIVE: Hewlett Packard ProLiant DL785 G5 review
If you're looking for a system to handle serious database or virtualisation duties, this 8-socket Opteron server has what it takes.
IBM System x3755 M3 review
IBM’s latest System x3755 M3 is its first rack server to support AMD’s Opteron 6100 processors. It’s taken a very long time to materialise...
Dell PowerEdge R715 review
Dell's latest PowerEdge R715 is being promoted as the perfect all-round rack server for SMBs. In this review we take an in-depth look at its new...
Fujitsu Primergy RX900 S1 review
Fujitsu delivers the first eight-socket Xeon 7500 rack server to market and it’s a beast. In this exclusive review we heft this enterprise-level...
Dell PowerEdge R815 review
Dell is first to market with a quad socket Opteron 6100 server. It looks very affordable and in this review we see whether it’s the ideal 4P...
Get ready for HPC in the mainstream
By the end of 2012, we will have single-socket, x86 devices with 128 cores. The only way to manage systems built with such devices is to exploit...
Dell PowerEdge R815
Dell is the first blue chip to deliver a quad socket server using AMD’s new Bulldozer architecture. It looks like good value, so read Dave...
IBM System x3350
The x3350 offers a cost effective alternative to dual socket 1U rack servers and remote management gets a big boost with IBM’s new Systems Director.
IBM adds AMD Opteron 6100 to x86 server line
Big Blue has extended its range of four socket servers to incorporate AMD’s Magny-Cours processor.
‘Nehalem EX’ to add cores and features
Next Intel Xeon MP 'Nehalem EX' will bring eight-core, eight socket servers, with nine times the memory capacity of the previous generation.
Laptops to hit teraFLOP levels by 2015
Announcing the top 500 supercomputer sites in the world, one HPC expert predicts astounding growth in processing power in domestic single-socket...
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