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HP wheels out AMD quad core beast

HP Tech@Work Embraces Barcelona, still loves Itanium

HP SAID IT is moving back into the 8-socket server market with the Proliant DL785 G5 server. It is a Proliant 8 socket 7U based on quad core AMD Opteron processors.

HP remains equally committed to Itanium on its Integrity range of servers the company confirmed at a briefing today. But it is letting AMD in with a sniff.

HP also said that it wasn’t worried about its server business being affected much by the average of six virtual machines running on one physical server.

This is because virtualisation is not the only trend around and besides virtualisation rates are actually quite low and the content explosion and the shift to blade servers would offset the effect. Which sounded rather unconvincing. µ

Comments

Wrong name

It's DL785

http://h18004.www1.hp.com/products/servers/proliantdl785g5/index.html
posted by : kakofonik, 17 March 2008

DL785 G5 dude

It's the DL785 G5 with upto 512GB of memory. Lots and lots of PCI-Express :-)
posted by : Bob HP, 19 December 2007

big deal

www.thinkmate.com has had one out there for a few years now. You can max it out at around 70k
posted by : taironus, 19 December 2007

I want one

It'd be a nice multimedia workstation, those 8 socket single/ dual core machines just don't match.
SGI's high end machine uses 8 blades.
posted by : RogerP, 18 March 2008
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