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To: Dan3 who wrote (259675)4/12/2009 12:06:50 PM
From: Mahmoud MohammedRead Replies (1) | Respond to of 275872
 
Dan3,

Re: " ... It would be nice if they were here a lot sooner ..."

These Nehalem servers are here now.

Dell Introduces Complete Refresh of PowerEdge Servers with Energy
Efficient Designs and Embedded Systems Management

* Five new blade, rack and tower servers with latest Intel® Xeon® 5500 series processors
are designed for power efficiency and leading virtualization performance

* Industry’s first and only embedded systems management eliminates data center
complexity with Dell Unified Server Configurator powered by Lifecycle Controller

* Dell ProManage offers ImageDirect for servers to automate deployment and help save IT staff time

Dell today introduced five new blade, rack and tower PowerEdge servers based on the
new Intel® Xeon® 5500 Series processors. Dell designed its 11th generation of
servers with input from IT professionals worldwide to help companies do more with
less by simplifying data center operations, improving performance and, energy
efficiency and lowering total cost of ownership.

The Dell PowerEdge M710 server and Dell EqualLogic™ storage has a 47.5 percent
performance-per-watt advantage over competitor’s blade server and storage.

Mahmoud



To: Dan3 who wrote (259675)4/12/2009 3:46:34 PM
From: wbmwRead Replies (1) | Respond to of 275872
 
Re: New AMD Mobile CPUs/GPUs coming with DirectX 11 and bga form factor to support ultra-light notebooks.

In 2011? Won't Intel be ramping the generation *after* Nehalem by then?

In the mean time, it looks like AMD won't have mobile quad cores until next year, and nothing really interesting or different for 2 years. I'm still waiting to see what frequencies they can run at when they take K10 micro-architecture down to 45W and lower TDPs.


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