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There's something new in the wind for the Sun Netra T2000 eight core (8 GB) RoHS compliant server, which is being retired from the Sun product list and replaced by a new standard configuration based on a 1 GB DIMM rather than the 512MB DIMM, which is slated for EOL on September 5, 2008. Users of the Sun Netra product line will find in the newly configured Sun Netra T2000 server increased throughput with both footprint and power savings in a solution that meets the increasing demands of the network infrastructure using Sun's Chip Multithreaded (CMT) processor architecture. [...read more...]

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Other articles in the Servers section of Volume 122, Issue 2: Sun SPARC Enterprise T5120 Server Runs the Gauntlet Sun Netra T5220 (DC Version) with UltraSPARC T2 Processor Look Twice, Maybe Three Times, at IBM's Claims for its z10 Mainframe New Configuration for Netra T2000 Servers New Configurations and Options for the Sun SPARC Enterprise M4000, M5000 See all archived articles in the Servers section.

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