Oracle Aligns x86 Rackmount and Blade Server with Oracle Engineered Systems Naming Conventions

Oracle has renamed its Sun x86 servers and Netra servers to align them with the naming conventions of Oracles Engineered Systems, which have always used Oracles x86 rackmount systems as the basis of its integrated and optimized solutions. Thus, for example, the former Sun Fire X4170 M3 Server is now the Sun Server X3-2 and above; the Sun Netra X4270 M3 is now Netra Server X3-2; the Sun Blade X6270 M3 is now the Sun Blade X3-2B, and so on.

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