HP Proliant Tigerton server is worth a training walk through

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By INQUIRER staff

Wed Sep 05 2007, 11:30

BIG TIN company Hewlett Packard (HP) has kindly provided a walk through of its up and coming "industry standard servers", even though Intel apparently pressured it into removing a site yesterday.

The Tigerton machine is dubbed the HP Proliant DL580 G5 - a good old Compaq name for good old Compaq tin, even though it's now an HP Proliant.

You can find the two hour course here - and download the enterprise class four socket server information. µ

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