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ScaleMP Pumps Up Virtual SMP Offering
May 26, 2010
SMP virtualization specialist ScaleMP has announced vSMP Foundation 3.0, the third generation of its virtual SMP solution for high performance computing clusters. The new release adds some much-needed updates, including increased scalability and additional hardware support. Read more…
Itanium Prospects Fade on Nehalem EX Launch
April 7, 2010
Last week's debut of the Intel Xeon 7500 (aka Nehalem EX) has stirred up renewed speculation about the future of Intel's other 64-bit server chip, the Itanium. Intel launched the EX silicon with much fanfare on March 30, positioning it as a mainstream x86 processor for the mission-critical enterprise space. That raises the question: Where does Nehalem EX leave Itanium? Read more…
Intel’s Xeon 7500 Processors Are a Game Changer
April 6, 2010
Nehalem EX eliminates many of the traditional weak spots of the x86 architecture. Read more…
CPU March Madness Ends with Intel Nehalem EX Launch
March 31, 2010
In what has become one of the busiest months ever for CPU introductions, Intel got its final say on Tuesday with the launch of its much-anticipated Nehalem EX. The new processor line encompasses the Xeon 7500 and 6500 series and will be the basis for shared memory SMP systems from dozens of server makers, including HPC stalwarts like Cray, SGI, and Bull. 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…
IBM Brings Memory Flexibility to x86 Servers
March 2, 2010
Nehalem EX-based machines enable customers to add memory, flash storage. Read more…
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