Intel's PC redesign gets thumbs up
The proposed technology, called 3GIO, will now be overseen by the
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The proposed technology, called 3GIO, will now be overseen by the
IT organizations are taking advantage of virtualization to consolidate server infrastructure, reduce power, cooling and... Read more
1 September, 2009As virtualized server deployment increases, virtualization technologies continue to evolve especially in the area of I/O... Read more
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1 June, 2008...an extension to the I/O device architecture, as recommended in the
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16 July, 2007 by Tom Krazit...starting with a speed boost, according to the PCI Special Interest Group (
The PCI standard which enables network cards to be simply inserted into a server is at risk after IBM and HP agreed to adopt PCI-X, while Dell and Intel favour its rival, PCI Express Read more
17 March, 2003 by Stephen Shankland...far more data per second than the existing standards, according to the
...that will double the speed of connections. The PCI Special Interest Group (
Adopted by the
...a "key contributor" to the 3GIO Alliance, according to the companies. The
...technology, code-named Arapahoe and sometimes called 3GIO. A final vote by
...We've been very straightforward, we've said take it to the
I had a quick skim through the PDF. It seems to be that many of these so-called cost savings would be down to a hardware refresh. Although...
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@apexwm Have you considered either (a) reading the story above or (b) reading the PDF? There are answers in both.
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