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Comparing cost/benefit change: x86 vs. SPARC: Comparing cost/benefit change: x86 vs. SPARCSo you're predicting another losing quarter for Sun.Businesses seem to have templates for purchases. A high cost to us as individuals can appear an insignificant amount as a cost of doing business.Consider, please, the assertion: competition is not primarily about price or performance,...; Tags: Blade servers, Workstations, Servers, Processors, Operating systems, Sun Microsystems Inc., Sun Blade, Unix, Sun Sparc, workstation, Sun Blade 150, Intel x86, PC; Discussion threads 2005-08-01
Comparing cost/benefit change: x86 vs. SPARC: On September 19, 2001, Dell's U.S. web site recommended the 17-inch Dell GX150 with 128 MB of RAM, a 20 GB hard disk, a 900-MHz Celeron, and Windows 2000 for desktop use in mid to large businesses. With Office 2000 the package came to $1,698. Today, not quite four years...; Tags: Sun Blade 150, RAM; Blog posts 2005-08-01

SiCortex wins Dev Connection "Sexiest in show" award: SiCortex wins Dev Connection "Sexiest in show" awardRE: SiCortex wins Dev ConnectionNow we know what will be required to run the next version of Windows.Licensing costsThis is the sort of innovation that can not happen under Windows. Apart from the fact that Windows won't cluster, can you imagine the per-processor...; Tags: Microsoft Windows, Processors, SiCortex, Dev; Discussion threads 2007-11-14
HP's new datacenter in a box: HP is taking a page from Steve Jobs. The company was able to keep the wraps on a major product announcement that Ann Livermore, executive vice president of technology solutions, called "adaptive infrastructure in a 17-inch box." The platform was officially launched at a press event and live webcast at...; Tags: Hewlett-Packard Co., blade; Blog posts 2006-06-14
HP Itanium blades set to launch next week: HP Itanium blades set to launch next weekNice NicheThe Itanium blade will fill a nice gap where customers want density, and have a need for a low-end UX box. HP TROUNCES all other major blade vendors because they had the cojones to unabasedly adopt Opteron.IBM is TIMID about selling...; Tags: Blade servers, Utility computing, Servers, Processors, IBM Corp., blade, Intel Itanium, AMD Opteron, Intel Corp., Hewlett-Packard Co.; Discussion threads 2005-10-28

IBM blade server redesign for 2006: IBM blade server redesign for 2006Making readers workThis article makes it pretty tough to sift thru all the chaff for the nuggets of info about the redesigned IBM blade server.Paxville will damage IBM's credibilityWhen compared to contemporary Opterons, the "Paxville" Xeon posts the highest numbers on only one benchmark: the...; Tags: Processors, Servers, Blade servers, Intel Xeon, AMD Opteron, IBM Corp., server, Intel Corp., blade server; Discussion threads 2005-10-21
AMD puts the 'hammer' down: Emboldened by a new partnership with blade maker Egenera, and by a wave of new AMD-based server offerings from HP, AMD has, at LinuxWorld, rolled out three new Opteron (formerly known as "Hammer") chips, a faster version of its HyperTransport interconnect technology, and enhanced SSE3 support. For the record, AMD...; Tags: Advanced Micro Devices Inc., AMD Opteron; Blog posts 2005-02-14

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