"Code named "Razor," the RLX servers – which will be introduced and shipped during the first half of this year – will incorporate the Transmeta™ Crusoe© x86-compatible microprocessor and support Linux, Microsoft Windows 2000 ServerTM and other leading operating systems. "
"Every five to ten years, new technologies come together at the right time to address key strategic issues in the marketplace. Stories concerning energy, economics and the environment are covering the front pages and airways of our leading newspapers, magazines and broadcast mediums. With the powerful combination of the RLX unique system server design and other engineering advances, we have created a new class of server to meet these marketplace challenges head on," said Gary Stimac, CEO of RLX Technologies.
What really is truly amazing how this confluence of technologies and people that have been fired from other companies can come together at an auspicious time, amass more buzzword terms than are known to Mankind, pump up some investor capital and create an IPO for:
.....A BATTERY OPERATED SERVER!!!!
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