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AMD, Intel unwrap their latest server chips

AMD, Intel unwrap their latest server chipsVery interesting...90% of the article describes the over-heating, over power consuming, lackluster Intel CPU named Tulsa and 6 sentences at the end of the story detail the superior AMD CPU that uses 37% less electrical power, runs 50% (40 degrees C) cooler than Intel's...

Tags: Processors, Monitors & displays, server, Intel Corp., Advanced Micro Devices Inc., CPU, Intel Tulsa, chip, Tulsa

Discussion threads 2006-02-06

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Sun shows 2U 16-core Barcelona server with FSB1600

After last week's launch of Sun's 2U 16-core Intel Tigerton server last week, Sun followed up with an AMD Barcelona version last night at AMD's Barcelona launch.  Sun kept the same compact 2U footprint while keeping all the features.  So far, no other Server vendor has...

Tags: Processor, Virtualization, Sun Microsystems Inc., Barcelona, Memory, Server, Advanced Micro Devices Inc., Intel Corp., 2U, George Ou

Blog posts 2007-09-11

Intel fights back with high-end Xeon

Intel fights back with high-end XeonGood Article All Around.Lots of meat on this article. Nice to see. I am tired of reading stuff about spyware and bugs with no details about how to avert the problem. This guy obviously doesn't live in the same media bubble most...

Tags: Network technology, Processors, Servers, Core-2, AMD Opteron, Noone, Intel Corp., Tulsa, chip, Intel Xeon

Discussion threads 2006-08-29

Intel readies 'Tulsa' Xeon debut

Intel readies 'Tulsa' Xeon debutCutting the Cashe is a Crazy CompromiseIntel spent unbelievable "Bucks" to become a 300mm house. Cutting the cashe is probably more of a reaction to trying to keep the package in a current package outline rather than trying to limit the silicon to reduce the die-size....

Tags: Semiconductors, Intel Corp., Tulsa, Intel Xeon

Discussion threads 2006-08-22

Dell, AMD expected to expand chip pact

Dell, AMD expected to expand chip pactThe latest in over-cheap and over-hot systems ...[i]For higher-end systems with four processors, Intel has begun selling its dual-core "Tulsa" Xeon processor, which unlike Woodcrest [b]is based on the electricity-hungry and all-but-discontinued NetBurst architecture[/b]. Tulsa compensates by using a huge 16MB of on-board high-speed...

Tags: Semiconductors, Network technology, Processors, Tulsa, michael_t, Advanced Micro Devices Inc., chip, Dell Computer Corp., dell, processor, Intel Corp.

Discussion threads 2006-08-17

Intel shows off new 'Tulsa' Xeon

Intel shows off new 'Tulsa' Xeonummmm... why?really whats the point, what's the need for this chip?Intel still does the NetBURB?[i]Tulsa chips fit into servers using Intel's "Truland" platform, a server design that also accommodates the single-core "Potomac" Xeon processors introduced in early 2005 and the dual-core "Paxville" models introduced in...

Tags: Servers, Processors, Semiconductors, Intel Corp., Intel Xeon, chip

Discussion threads 2006-08-16

IBM announces full AMD Opteron server line

IBM announces full AMD Opteron server lineIBM+Novell+AMD forms allianceSee videohttp://enterpriseevent.amd.com/amd_06e6/?cid=theinquirer&lang=enHad AMD NOT been around doing its OWN THINGusers would still be using NETBURB at 10GZh with their machines in the freezer for cooling ..."What you see today leverages AMD Opteron technology and marries it with IBM's Enterprise X Architecture," Whitney...

Tags: Processors, server, bank, Advanced Micro Devices Inc., AMD Opteron, Woodcrest, IBM Corp., Intel Itanium 2

Discussion threads 2006-08-01

How gloomy is the outlook for AMD?

How gloomy is the outlook for AMD?Gloomy?That's just silly.Then again ...Intel has supply problems with the chipset support for their new CPUs (and they killed off all of their partners.)Intel's new chips have been disqualified by the US Federal government for purchase based on reliability issues in testing.Dell has inked...

Tags: Servers, Processors, Semiconductors, Advanced Micro Devices Inc., Intel Corp.

Discussion threads 2006-07-07

Why Intel dual core?

This year, Intel will be introducing a slew of new dual-core processors. Shannon Poulin, Intel's enterprise marketing director, shows off 'Conroe' in the uniprocessor space, 'Woodcrest' and 'Tulsa' in the Xeon space and 'Montecito' in the Itanium space. Some of the new processors will be used innew platforms with new...

Tags: Intel Corp.

Whiteboards 2006-05-09

Why Intel dual core?

This year, Intel will be introducing a slew of new dual-core processors. Shannon Poulin, Intel's enterprise marketing director, shows off 'Conroe' in the uniprocessor space, 'Woodcrest' and 'Tulsa' in the Xeon space and 'Montecito' in the Itanium space. Some of the new processors will be used in new platforms...

Tags: Intel Corp., Processors, Semiconductors, dual-core, Processor, Chipsets, Hardware, Components

Sponsored whiteboards 2006-05-09

Why Intel dual core?

This year, Intel will be introducing a slew of new dual-core processors. Shannon Poulin, Intel's enterprise marketing director, shows off 'Conroe' in the uniprocessor space, 'Woodcrest' and 'Tulsa' in the Xeon space and 'Montecito' in the Itanium space. Some of the new processors will be used innew platforms with new...

Tags: Intel Corp.

Whiteboards 2006-04-28