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Intel and ARM Server War heating up
Posted by: ReMeDy on: 08/23/2012 09:03 PM [ Print | 0 comment(s) ]
While many can only remember the biggest battle in server wars was between AMD and their Opteron processor and Intel and their 800lb Xeon processor. The latest war has been between Intel and ARM on low power server solutions. RapidIO and ARM have been in talks about adopting interconnect technologies from RapidIO for the ARM server platform. Intel is currently working on integrating networking technologies into Xeon processor for future scalability. Check out the details here.
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