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Sun plans eight-way Opteron servers this year

Sun may launch an eight-way Opteron processor by the autumn, the company said at its SunLive05... Read more

23 March, 2005 by Matt Loney

HP releases long-awaited Intel servers

Two new products refresh HP's ageing line of eight-way servers and give it new ammunition against IBM Read more

18 February, 2003 by Stephen Shankland

HP refreshes server lines

...delivering in the x86 space in 2005, that the position of the eight-way will be somewhat marginalised by these next-generation four-way platforms... Read more

30 March, 2005 by Stephen Shankland

Dell ditches IBM server design for Intel

Dell is to jointly develop a chipset with Intel after deciding that IBM's terms for Summit technology weren't favourable Read more

10 June, 2002 by Stephen Shankland

Fujitsu readies eight-way blade server

...the product in conjunction with the CeBit trade show in Germany. The eight-way server is at the high end of the x86 server spectrum... Read more

14 March, 2006 by Stephen Shankland

CeBIT 2002: IBM squeezes eLiza into eight-way server

...draw comparisons with its competitors, pointing out that Dell can only supply eight-way machines, while Unisys' 16-way machine takes up an entire rack... Read more

13 March, 2002 by Jonathan Bennett

Dual-core Xeons play to Dell's strengths

Two years after ducking out of the eight-way server market, Dell is once again producing servers with eight processors... Read more

2 November, 2005 by Matt Loney

AMD broadens Opteron's reach

The Opteron Model 846 and Model 146, designed for eight-way and single-processor machines, make the Opteron family more versatile and... Read more

9 September, 2003 by John G.Spooner

Sun's V880 server gets faster, cheaper

Sun Microsystems is cutting prices on its eight-way server and giving it a faster UltraSparc III chip in its... Read more

3 June, 2003 by Stephen Shankland

Intel eyes 450MHz chips, 'lean' clients

...products for everything from $500 Java-based clients to "lean" clients to eight-way servers Read more

10 November, 1997 by Lisa DiCarlo
Recentralizing Server Sprawl Through VMware: From Best Strategies to Cost Savings

Recentralizing Server Sprawl Through VMware: From Best Strategies to Cost Savings

...of all midrange (up to four-way) and high-end Intel server (eight-way and beyond) Symmetric MultiProcessing (SMP)-based server platforms are being shipped... Read more

16 June, 2003

ARM targets Intel with 2GHz multicore chips

...go up to quad-core and some partners are already building those. Eight way is coming. Everyone's high-end roadmap is putting down more... Read more

16 September, 2009 by Rupert Goodwins
Belkin Nostromo n52 SpeedPad 2.0

Belkin Nostromo n52 SpeedPad 2.0

...of being easily accessible and intuitively configured. The n50 also has an eight-way directional pad, much like the d-pad on a standard game... Read more

6 November, 2008

IBM moves iSeries backup downmarket

...will now be available to run on machines with four-way and eight-way processors. Up to now it has only been available on high... Read more

10 August, 2006 by Colin Barker

Sun goes big with blade servers

...of disks," said Leonard. "They are just more expensive." Now, with an eight-way server available, Sun believes the time is right for multiprocessor x86... Read more

11 July, 2006 by Colin Barker

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