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Showing 1-11 of 11 results foundPhoto: Intel-powered Xserve
March 3, 2005 At its developer forum, Intel displays Apple's Xserve RAID storage system, which is powered by Intel chips.Apple retiring PowerPC-based Xserve Cluster system
August 16, 2006 Computer maker is phasing out Xserve G5 Cluster Node as it moves server line to Intel chips.Apple's Xserve serves up more speed
January 4, 2005 Consumers can now purchase the dual-processor machines used in Virginia Tech's supercomputer, as well as built-in DVD burners.Illinois university sets up Mac cluster
February 2, 2005 The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign has become the latest college to set up a big cluster of Xserve computers.Apple has Intel inside--sort of
March 3, 2005 Although its Mac computers use only chips from other makers, Apple's storage gear does have an Intel processor inside. Photo: Intel-powered XserveOracle uses Apple storage gear
December 6, 2004 Apple Computer's rack-mounted storage system receives vote of confidence from the database giant.Apple's Xsan falls behind schedule
December 20, 2004 Deadline for storage management software booted into 2005; no specific date or reason given.Some Apple pickings ahead of Macworld
January 10, 2008 The splashiest product news is likely on hold till next week's show, but there's still plenty to chew on while we wait.Linux-on-Mac seller aims to fill void
August 23, 2005 Originally selling Linux for Macs that used IBM's PowerPC chips, Terra Soft has regrouped in the wake of Apple's Intel switch.Parallels making virtualization jump to servers
September 13, 2007 A company whose virtualization software lets Windows programs run on Mac OS X will soon make the move to the more demanding server market.IBM claims fastest supercomputer title--for now
September 29, 2004 Sure, 36.01 trillion calculations per second is pretty fast. But some say SGI could eventually beat that.
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