IBM Unveils Itanium 2 Server
IBM may have caused a splash last week when officials said it would begin offering Advanced Micro Devices Inc.'s 64-bit Opteron chip in some future servers. But that doesn't mean the tech giant is forgoing Intel Corp. technology for 64-bit computing.
IBM, of Armonk, N.Y., on Wednesday unveiled an Itanium 2-powered server, the four-processor x450, and has said that a 16-way Itanium system could be on the market by the end of 2003.
More at eWeek
Extreme CEO: Is There Anything Left to Invent?
- Bounty Hunting for Spammers?
- SCO Web Services Strategy Targets SMBs
- Computex Speaks About Postponement Situation To Exhibitors
- HP, Dell expanding R&D offices in Taiwan
- First-tier mobo makers: 1Q 2003 financial results (update for Gigabyte)
- HP to raise procurement in Taiwan
- Two Taiwanese companies to supply Palm's latest PDAs, say papers
- Buffalo Tech adds 3 for 11g
- WPA - Can you get it now?
AMD 400MHz FSB Athlon to be launched in mid-May, Intel 800MHz 3.2GHz P4 soon after
- Front projectors take center stage in home theaters
- Gigabyte plans to introduce nForce2 boards, sources say
- Taiwan notebook makers project 10-20% revenue growth in 2Q despite SARS impact
- Japan household broadband penetration close to 19%
- Storage Customers Get Advocacy Group
- Linux Gets New Leadership
- ATT Offers BlackBerry Users Trade-In Deal
- Microsoft Updates Patch for Windows Flaw
- Locking Down IIS
Sponsored
See more
Latest news
Miscellaneous Previous news
Partners
