64-bit dual AMD Opteron server launched

Acceleron claims first at Linux World

By Mike Magee

Wed Jan 22 2003, 08:05

EINUX SAID IT WILL introduce its Acceleron family of 64-bit rackmount Opteron servers at Linux World today.

The servers will include the A1840 and the A1820 and it will show them off in booth 507 if your out in New York at that show.

The firm claims that its ServerKool technology can allow the Acceleron64 servers to run to 40 degree Celsius.

It also said the A1840 is the first 1U server with support for four hot swappable hard drives. RAID 5 can be added as well as Fibre Channel and iSCSI SAN connectivity.

The machines support up to 12GB DDR 333 memory, an Ultra 320 SCSI controller, dual Gigabut Ethernet, hot swap fans and a cold swap 350W power supply. µ

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