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Lenovo unleashes new servers, workstations
ThinkStation E31 aimed at SMBs on a budget -
Dell releases Ivy Bridge Xeons
Intel has not mentioned it yet -
Mozilla runs weird gear at its data centre
SeaMicro SM10000 and 500 Mac minis, who would have thunk it? -
Nvidia mocks Intel's HPC plans
Tesla coils around a hard day's Knight -
HP releases stylish all-in-one Z1 workstation
Giving workstations a facelift -
Intel culls Xeon 5500
All roads must lead to Romley -
SeaMicro hits out at Intel spin
We never wanted to be owned by Chipzilla -
Intel wants to speed up Thunderbolt
Greased lightning -
Controversial Huawei signs up to Intel E5
Yep, it makes servers, and it's doing rather well -
Intel surprises community by offering Ultrabook designer bags
CeBit 2012Bags'r'us -
Intel intros E5 Xeon
CeBit 2012Lisa Graff makes CeBIT folk laff -
Tyan signs up for Xeon E5-2600
Eight new platforms -
Intel about to shake up Ethernet switching
10G servers will turn fast Ethernet into Norwegian Blue -
For now, HP's Itanic is still sailing
But HP has manned the lifeboats -
HP leaks Xeon server details
Outs itself on its own website -
HP allegedly bribed by Intel to keep Itanium alive
Oracle sets out its case -
SeaMicro releases low power microserver
Runs on Xeon rather than Atoms -
Tilera announces 36 core processor availability
Claims it can trump x86 -
MIT's Tilera 100 core chip out this year
200 cores next year -
Intel readies 40 new server chips
Herd of Romneys, of course we have -
Flash-drive supercomputer switched on
Gordon's alive -
SuperMicro shouts about CAD factory
Quadro Formaggi -
Odyssey will not harm Itanium
Intel not worried about a James Joyce on the structure -
Intel follows up on low power micro-server Pentium
Pentium 350 CPU runs on 15 watts -
Intel mocks ARM's server efforts
You have a long way to go, sunshine -
Intel aims at high RISC strategy
Calling out the enemy by name -
Intel rejigs its Atom road map, tablet wise
Intel Developer Forum 2011 Itanium man talking serious 22 nano tablet stuff -
Intel expected to answer Itanium conundrum this week
Intel Developer Forum 2011It is all a matter of government contracts, init? Consult the Oracle -
Bulldozer rolls out of AMD
Shipping to OEMs now -
Itanium mystery continues with Poulson plans
Is it big holes plugged with small cork in Intel's Itanic? -
Intel sued over Xeon processors
LawPatents infringed, it's claimed -
Facebook says Tilera chips better than Intel and AMD
Giving the giants a poke -
Intel everywhere in Apple product refresh
Macbook Air, Lion appears -
AMD's APU plans failing
Analyst warns of doom -
Oracle accuses HP of hiding Intel Itanium debacle from public
LawThe Itanic is a sinking ship -
Forbes predicts bright future for AMD
Well things could not get worse -
SGI wants Intel for super supercomputer
Quicker than this mouse in a hat -
IBM builds $8.3 million super computer in Québec
Tracking the harp seals to a trillion decimal places -
Intel talks up new cloud and LTE offerings
Not WiMAX -
Oracle makes big claims about its x86 servers
It's bigger than yours -
Intel's Xeon E7 chips unveiled
10 core data bore -
Very unseemly row breaks out over Intel Itanium
CommentHP and Oracle fight over Intel's big bird -
Oracle puts bullet into Intel Itanium corpse
What next? IBM not supporting OS2? -
AMD might turn around losses on server chips
Forbes analysts say -
Intel takes aim at sub 10W Atom
Seeing off an Arm push into servers -
SGI Altix UV with Intel Xeon gets Windows Server 2008 RT certification
"World's largest" and better than HP, says SGI -
Intel spins shrinking the die in data centre tale
It’s got everything, it claims -
Clever Seamicro server influences Intel's 64-bit Atom N570
Intel admits inspiration -
Intel to talk up Light Peak and Apple later today
UpdatedPossible new data chip also on the way -
Acer moves server and storage business to US market
More cloud talk -
Otellini takes a bow out of Sandy Breeches
CES 2011Marco Polo@the Venetian or bust -
Intel and IBM build super mucky supercomputer
Largest collaboration, SuperMUC, for LRZ research -
Acer wins big Taiwanese HPC contract
25,000 cores -
Promise Technology launches VTrak Ex30 series
Jasper Forest embedded RAID -
German boffins to get Cray supercomputer
And Cascade on the way -
SGI builds Pittsburgh 4,096 processor core, 16TB shared memory supercomputer
Computer love -
Intel says it won't push Atom processors for servers
Atoms only appeal to niche market -
Oracle kills AMD on Sun Servers
Rumours of a night of the long knives -
AMD's "Bulldozer" is no revolution
CommentBeen seen before -
Apple unveils revamped iMac, Mac Pro, and Cinema Display
Empty your wallet now, says Apple -
G.Skill announces 48GB RAM kit
Can be overclocked to 2,000MHz -
Oracle wants to compete with HP, IBM with x86 cluster systems
There's a long and winding roadmap -
SGI gives AMD's Opteron the thumbs up
Data centre outfit is a long term Intel fan -
10,000 cores placed in a single server rack
Only four thousand holes in Blackburn, Lancashire -
Intel says super Xeons will arrive next February
Could hit 4GHz -
Nvidia gloats over Intel GPU speed concession
We're not just faster, we're waaaaay faster! -
AMD intros Opteron 4000 series for the cloud
Claims big savings for data centres -
Intel Israel goes Green
"Future of office buildings" -
Super servers built on Atoms
512 Atoms built on mini-motherboards -
Dell shoves Nvidia kit into its blades
Nvidia opens the champers -
Tyan powers the Chinese Mole
Computex 2010It's number 35 in the Top 500 list -
Intel's not frightened by ARM
And one million PCs ship a day -
India is high end computer battleground between AMD and Intel
Big G says Holy Mahabharata -
Samsung increases DDR3 production to take up slack
Wants to capitalise on shortages, create longages -
Microsoft kills off Itanium server support
So long and thanks for all the fish -
Intel makes mainstream servers mission critical
Xeon, Xe-off -
Apple plans 27 inch LED display
Released with new Mac Pro -
AMD claims design wins for Magny-Cours Opteron
Server CPU race hots up -
Intel releases security aware Xeons
Faster encryption and decryption at 32 nano -
Intel invokes Windows and Doors to justify the Itanium
CommentDenies it uses DEC Alpha tech to run fabs -
Intel finally ready to roll on Tukwila chip
Itanium, Aquarium: brain the size of a planet -
Transcend intros 8GB DDR3 modules
For blades, for space
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