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Showing 1-17 of 17 results foundIBM unveils Opteron workstation
March 16, 2004 Big Blue takes the wraps off the IntelliStation A Pro, the latest computer to use AMD's 64-bit capable chip.Sun touts Opteron server, Linux desktop
November 17, 2003 Sun Microsystems brings AMD's Opteron into its server family and announces a deal in China that's expected to boost its Linux desktop software.Sun to release Solaris for AMD's Opteron
October 10, 2003 Sun Microsystems' version of Unix will become the third mainstream operating system to take advantage of Advanced Micro Device's 64-bit Opteron chip, Sun software chief Jonathan Schwartz says.Army supercomputing drafts Intel, AMD
August 3, 2004 Research lab buys massive supercomputers with 64-bit chips from both chipmakers.Sun to push developer package, Opteron
June 24, 2004 Company plans to unveil new initiatives intended to reverse ongoing market share slide.IBM unveils Opteron server
June 24, 2003 Fans of clustered supercomputing machines get a first glimpse of the dual-processor, rack-mounted system built around AMD's Opteron chip.IBM to reveal Opteron server
June 23, 2003 Fans of clustered supercomputing machines will get a first glimpse of the dual-processor, rack-mounted system built around AMD's Opteron chip at this week's ClusterWorld show.AMD chips, Linux line up for Sun blades
December 3, 2003 Sun Microsystems begins selling its first blade server that can run Linux, a move that tightens the company's ties with chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices.Fabric7 banks on high-end x86 servers
November 1, 2005 A Silicon Valley start-up bets that AMD's Opteron processor and built-in networking will help its high-end x86 servers succeed where others fail.Sun ekes out profit, but revenue slide returns
January 14, 2005 The beleaguered server seller saw a positive sign in two quarters of revenue growth, but the streak came to an end in December.New clusters emerge at supercomputing show
November 8, 2004 At SC2004 show, Dell and HP are unveiling servers that can be networked into a single high-performance technical computer. Photo: Appro's XtremeBladeSun signs second Linux partnership
July 31, 2003 Sun Microsystems signs a deal to incorporate SuSE's version of the Linux operating system in its servers, the company's second step in moving beyond its own version of Linux.Sun: We've turned over a new leaf
September 21, 2004 The server giant failed to deliver what customers asked for, execs tell a confab crowd. But that's all changed, they promise.Makers of white-box supercomputers hit their stride
May 10, 2004 The growing popularity of Linux is making smaller companies such as Linux Networx, California Digital and Optimus household names among buyers of supercomputers.HP's Itanium blade due in early 2006
November 1, 2005 Move will put HP-UX version of Unix on BladeSystem products--servers available today only with x86 processors.Microsoft uses Longhorn to promote Itanium
April 11, 2005 Redmond commits to selling an Itanium edition of the forthcoming Longhorn Server, as part of a renewed marketing effort with Intel.Red Hat subscriptions beat expectations
November 18, 2003 The renewal rate for support subscriptions to the company's high-end Linux product was more than 90 percent in the most recent quarter, well above what analysts are told to expect.
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