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Review of appro opteron box on 10/17/03 open-mag.com For researchers romping through n-dimensional hypercube topology or ISVs constrained by the confines of server cages, HyperBlade Clusters from Appro offer space- and labor-saving alternatives. by Jack Fegreus October 17, 2003 Appro's HyperBlade Mini-Cluster is really a cluster-ready configuration amounting to blades that are far more like broad swords than rapiers. For some, the value proposition of blade servers can be as simple as reducing the number of servers, storage devices, and the number of associated vendors in what amounts to a physical consolidation strategy. Nonetheless, one of the best time-proven strategies for those attempting to minimize TCO for IT is simply to reduce complexity whenever possible. The new wave of consolidation has been dubbed by some as operational consolidation. Under this scheme, physical machines are exchanged for logical machines on a host server. More often than not, operational consolidation involves the introduction of a new computer AMD releases opteron on 4/22/03 linuxjournal.com Appro history with opteron proudly shown I may add. 2003 APPRO HyperBlade launches with AMD Opteron processor in conjunction with AMD Opteron availability announcement. Appro announces APPRO HyperBlade Intel Xeon based cluster server at Intel Developer Forum. HyperBlade marks a significant milestone for Appro as the company delivers high-density blade architecture by using commodity x86 components to address the high-performance and technical computing markets. Appro partners with Raytheon, HPC Solutions Group to market HyperBlade cluster solutions and Raytheon's value added services to address multiple vertical markets. appro.com