Intel is pushing the idea of "microservers"--small systems that can be densely packed in a larger chassis.
Jason Waxman, general manager of Intel's high-density computing group, said Thursday Intel plans to standardize the design through the Server System Infrastructure Forum. The chipmaker is working on two designs, one with a quad-core processor available now and one with a lower-power dual-core processor due to arrive early in 2010.
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- I think So!!!
- I believe it's definitely different from blades.
Being Micro I believes it means very smaller than usual.
If you compare the chassi of blade servers that hosts up to 16 servers I believe you'll find that chassi bigger than the one shown here.
MICRO$erver, a standard to come!!!... (Read the rest) - Posted by: Lockmz Posted on: 10/30/09 You are currently: a Guest | Log in | Terms of Use
Different?
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I think So!!!
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