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ReviewsIBM eServer xSeries 226 8488 (Xeon 3GHz)
Reviewed on August 9, 2005 For budding small businesses or midsize companies that have already endured their growing pains, the IBM xServer 226 is a wise investment. -
ReviewsIBM xSeries 206m
Reviewed on January 10, 2006 The versatile IBM xSeries 206m comes configured as a low-cost all-in-one server with plenty of room for expansion, or as a moderately priced powerhouse for resource-intensive services. -
NewsIntel's Celeron takes the 64-bit route
June 27, 2005 Chipmaking giant releases new processor, prepares for battle with AMD's Sempron in the value PC space. -
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IBM details new PowerPC chips
July 8, 2005 What's novel about one chip is that each of its two 64-bit cores has its own dedicated 1MB of level-two cache memory. -
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IBM ramps up Xbox chip production
October 25, 2005 Big Blue offers up some details of the custom-designed processor, which has a 64-bit PowerPC core. -
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IBM extends lead in server market
November 24, 2004 Big Blue nibbles away share from rivals Hewlett-Packard and Sun Microsystems. -
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IBM Power blades to arrive in March
November 14, 2003 Big Blue plans to announce on Tuesday a slender server called the JS20 that uses its own Power processors, but a delay means the system won't ship until late in the first quarter. -
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IBM debuts new top-end Intel server
June 1, 2005 Big Blue's new top end to its xSeries server family accommodates as many as 32 of Intel's latest Xeon processors. -
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IBM server design drops Itanium support
February 25, 2005 Big Blue cools its already none-too-warm support for Intel's Itanium processor, CNET News.com has learned. Photo: IBM's X3 chipset -
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New Gateway servers for business, education
February 7, 2005 The new models feature Intel's Xeon technology, which includes hyperthreading and an 800MHz front-side bus. -
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New Microsoft Exchange due out in 2006
March 30, 2005 The software, currently called Exchange Server 12, will incorporate new features to handle voice mail and faxes. -
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IBM announces full AMD Opteron server line
August 1, 2006 Three years after chip's debut, Big Blue wholeheartedly embraces Opteron with five new servers. -
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Year in review: The PC chugs on
December 19, 2005 Fading of the PC is predicted often, but low prices and emerging nations helped this year's sales beat expectations. -
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Red Hat releases newest Fedora
June 13, 2005 Among other features, the free Linux package comes with the Xen virtualization software and version 4 of GCC. -
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AMD's dual-core Opteron due this month
April 8, 2005 Chips that combine dual processing engines on a single slice of silicon will arrive months early, CNET News.com has learned. -
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Intel releases new high-end Xeon processors
March 30, 2005 Chipmaker introduces first high-end models to include 64-bit features designed to easily accommodate large amounts of memory. -
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IBM gung-ho over Intel's delayed server chip
November 16, 2000 Servers using Intel's upcoming high-end Itanium chip won't go on sale for months, but already Big Blue is eagerly anticipating its successor, code-named McKinley. -
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HP brings new chips to servers
February 9, 2004 The computer maker announces new servers that use Intel's Itanium processor and HP's own PA-8800, the second-to-last chip in the company's Precision Architecture lineage. -
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AMD's case: Market forces or manipulation?
June 28, 2005 AMD's charges against Intel could pry open the lid on how Intel commands such high market shares. -
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HP to debut new Opteron servers Monday
February 10, 2005 Company will release its first blade servers with the chip on the day that AMD and Intel both announce higher-end processors.
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