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Dell Unveils Eight-Socket HPC Box
February 14, 2011
Dell has introduced an ultra-dense rack server built for high performance computing. Based on the latest and greatest Opteron 6100 series ("Magny-Cours") processors, the PowerEdge C6145 puts two independent four-socket servers in a 2U chassis, offering up to 96 cores, 1 TB memory, and 10 PCIe slots. Read more…
Intel, AMD Battle Again to Power Supercomputers in India
May 6, 2010
Latest x86 chips fuel burgeoning HPC build-out. Read more…
AMD Launches Intel Counter-Assault with New Opteron Chips
March 29, 2010
AMD has officially launched its Opteron 6100 series processors, code-named "Magny-Cours." Available in 8-core and 12-core flavors, the new 6100 parts are targeted for 2P and 4P server duty and are being pitched against Intel's latest high-end Xeon silicon: the 6-core Westmere EP processor for 2P servers and the upcoming 8-core Nehalem EX processor for 4P-and-above servers. Read more…
Westmere Ushers in the Second Coming of Multicore
March 18, 2010
Latest silicon from Intel, AMD and NVIDIA will change the workstation-cluster dynamic. Read more…
AMD Tries to Draw Intel Into Chip Battle
March 8, 2010
AMD offers up 48-core server prize. Read more…
AMD Confirms 12-Core Opteron Production
February 23, 2010
Magny-Cours siting on eBay forces chipmaker to respond. Read more…
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