MicroprocessorsIBM eServer xSeries 365 Technical Introduction The four-way Intel Xeon MP-based x365 is the follow-on to the popular x360 and offers second-generation Enterprise X-Architecture technology in a rack-dense 3U form factor. The x365 is targeted at database, e-mail, e-commerce and ERP applications. This paper introduces the new xSeries 365 and describes the technical aspects of the server.
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Positioning for the Future With the AMD Opteron Processor: An Enterprise IT Optimization White Paper This white paper explains the importance of the AMD Opteron processor in the future. The AMD Opteron processor has greater configurability due to its ability to run both 32-bit and 64-bit applications simultaneously. This is not true of the current Intel platforms. Under the control of a 64-bit OS, existing 32-bit applications can run on AMD Opteron as they do today - without recompiling applications and without an emulation layer, so performance is not degraded. From a cost perspective, ISVs (Independent Software Vendors) can save money by supporting their applications on the AMD Opteron chip.
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Building High-Performance Linux Clusters This paper provides an overview as well as detailed information on the engineering approaches and the challenges of building a high-performance computing cluster. In addition, it presents comprehensive information focusing on Linux running on the AMD Opteron processor family and a real example of building and provisioning an Appro HyperBlade 80-node cluster with a total of 160 AMD Opteron processors at the AMD Developer Center.
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IBM eServer 325 With AMD Opteron Processor: New Contender in the High-Performance Server Market This white paper provides a perspective on the progress of standard processors, an overview of the AMD Opteron processor, and IBM's Opteron processor-based eServer 325 system, as well as an analysis of issues raised. Those issues include the technology transition process, processor and computer system balance, and opportunities and challenges that new processors and systems face when entering the market.
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The AMD Opteron Processor and the Transition to Industry-Standard 64-Bit Workstation Computing This white paper discusses the migration from proprietary to standard processor families in the technical workstation market. It covers issues such as the drivers behind the adoption of standard processor platforms in the technical workstation market, the motivation behind retaining proprietary 64-bit platforms, and factors that will come into play as users seek to move to standard 64-bit platforms. In addition, the white paper examines the attributes of the AMD Opteron processor, including its system performance and balance and its dual 32-bit/64-bit compatibility, which allows for easier adoption into a standards-based environment.
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