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VMware tests Opteron support
June 21, 2004 The EMC subsidiary pitches in with "experimental" support for Advanced Micro Devices' processor.Intel boosts virtualization with quad-core Xeons
August 14, 2007 Two processors launched this week are designed for high-performance server and workstation applications.AMD cranks out new Opterons
February 7, 2007 New products include slightly faster mainstream models and new lower-power server chips.AMD gooses Opteron to 3 gigahertz
April 21, 2007 High-wattage part of server processor shipping now, but Advanced Micro Devices will formally announce new models Monday.HP sells new skinny Opteron server
November 16, 2006 The company's ProLiant DL365 brings higher-end business features to a slim rack-mounted model.Dell announces first quad-core servers
November 8, 2006 Servers based on Intel's quad-core Xeon available beginning early 2007; Dell also announces new AMD Opteron system.AMD's quad-core 'Barcelona' coming in August
June 29, 2007 Faster models will arrive in the fourth quarter; first servers using the chips are due in September.Intel, AMD vie for server attention
March 1, 2007 Dueling chipmakers try to steer attention to tomorrow's battleground for quad-core server processors.Intel reclaims spot in Sun servers
January 22, 2007 With the move, Sun becomes the last of the four tier-one server sellers to rely jointly on x86 processors from Intel and AMD.Photos: Sun, Intel team upDell two-timing Intel? A misunderstanding, it says
March 25, 2004 The only top-tier server firm to have stuck completely with Intel chips is caught in a seeming act of infidelity, offering for sale a chip from Intel archenemy AMD. But a Dell representative calls ...AMD nabs 26 percent of server market
July 31, 2006 Intel's still losing ground to its rival, but it's hoping new chips can staunch the losses over the rest of the year.Intel debuts low-power server chip
March 14, 2006 Chipmaker starts shipping "Sossaman" version of Xeon, which is lower voltage and consumes less power than its predecessors.Intel adds another quad-core Xeon
December 11, 2006 Server makers requested faster delivery of a 2GHz server processor scheduled for February, and the chipmaker obliged. Photos: Quad-core Xeon 5335Intel to chip away at Itanium prices
January 14, 2004 The chipmaker wants to remove price as a barrier to the acceptance of Itanium servers, a goal that could allow it to become the company's primary server chip by 2007.Gateway begins AMD server push
November 8, 2006 Gateway becomes the latest computer maker to begin selling x86 servers using Advanced Micro Devices' Opteron processor.AMD shows sunny side of Barcelona
May 21, 2007 Sure enough, quad-core chips are more powerful than dual-core chips. But it only counts if they are available to buy.Shifts and shakeouts for chipmakers
June 13, 2006 AMD moves ahead with its "x86 everywhere" strategy, as a range of chip companies looks ahead to the era of 45-nanometer processes.AMD: Go to 'Barcelona' over 'Clovertown'
January 23, 2007 Chipmaker predicts that its quad-core chip will outperform Intel's by 40 percent when it ships later this year.Intel introduces last single-core Xeon
September 26, 2005 Company has more than a dozen dual-core and multicore chips in development.Chipmakers push ahead with new tech
March 30, 2005 IBM wants gear makers to get into Cell, Intel heads online and AMD pushes software skills.
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