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Intel Previews Xeon, Itanium Roadmaps
by Timothy Prickett Morgan
Intel's semi-annual shindig with programmers and system makers, Developer Forum, is only a month away, but the company has started talking about its roadmaps for 32-bit Xeon and 64-bit Itanium server processors. The people heading up Intel's Enterprise Platforms Group briefed reporters and analysts today, but didn't divulge all the details that will undoubtedly be spilled at IDF next month. READ MORE >
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HP Girding Its ProLiant Loins for Battle in 2004
by Timothy Prickett Morgan
When you are the volume leader in the worldwide server market, it is hard to stay in that position and it is harder still to grow. At some point, any big player hits the limit of large numbers, where an increase in market share comes with diminished marginal returns in terms of sales or profits. But if you ask Brad Anderson, general manager of Hewlett-Packard's Industry Standard Server Group, if he thinks HP has all the market share it thinks it can get, he will say no. Emphatically. READ MORE >
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IBM Taps TopSpin for InfiniBand Gear for eServers
by Timothy Prickett Morgan
IBM's Enterprise Systems Group, which creates and markets its lines of servers and storage arrays, has picked Topspin Communications to supply it with InfiniBand host adapters, switches, and gateways as it rolls that connection fabric into its eServer line and "Shark" storage arrays. TopSpin, based in Mountain View, California, is emerging as a dominant player in the fledgling InfiniBand market. READ MORE >
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SGI Targets Midrange HPC with Linux-Based Altix 350s
by Timothy Prickett Morgan
Supercomputer maker SGI may be working on getting a commercial 128-way Itanium-based server out the door for high performance computing (HPC) customers sometime this spring, but it has its sights on the broader market for so-called midrange HPC gear. The high-end of the HPC market gets all the glory, but the money is really made in the midrange. To that end, SGI today will roll out the Altix 350, a dense, midrange supercomputer that is a chip off the current 64-way Altix 3000 block. READ MORE >
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WINTERNALS SOFTWARE
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Shaking IT Up: Is the Sunset Better in France?
by Kevin Vandever
Is the sunset better in France than in Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, or Peoria? It may seem like a strange question, but most of us working a professional life (either in IT or in any other office environment) probably don't know. It's not because we have never been to Paris or Marseilles, but because we can't remember the last time we saw the sun set in our home town. We work like farmers, from sun up to sun down, but we are inside, so we don't know what the sun set is like. READ MORE >
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Editor: Timothy Prickett Morgan
Managing Editor: Shannon Pastore
Contributing Editors: Dan Burger, Joe Hertvik, Kevin Vandever,
Shannon O'Donnell, Victor Rozek, Hesh Wiener, Alex Woodie
Publisher and Advertising Director: Jenny Thomas
Advertising Sales Representative: Kim Reed
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