http://sun.systemnews.com AMD http://sun.systemnews.com/articles/123/2/AMD/19978 Sun is expanding its line in the x64 server space with the introduction of the Sun Fire X4140, Sun Fire X4240 and Sun Fire X4440 servers, all of which are powered by Quad-Core AMD Opteron processors and offer a choice of operating systems, including the Solaris 10 Operating System (Solaris OS), OpenSolaris operating system, Linux, Windows and VMware. http://sun.systemnews.com/articles/123/2/AMD/19935 AMD has expanded its collaboration with Sun by including optimization and tuning advancements for the OpenSolaris operating system and Sun xVM Virtualization family of products at its Operating System Research Center (OSRC), which ensures that OS and virtualization software layers are optimized to leverage AMD processor-based platforms' features. http://sun.systemnews.com/articles/106/2/AMD/17302 Learn how combining VMware products with AMD OpteronTM processor-powered Sun Fire x64 servers and the SolarisTM Operating System (Solaris OS) can increase server utilization rates in your data center. See how the Sun and AMD relationship can benefit customers like you who know the value of an efficient enterprise. http://sun.systemnews.com/articles/104/1/AMD/17081 The AMD Virtual IT Experience is an innovative online event site aimed at providing a new and interactive way to help you find the information you need to solve your IT problems. Using interactive online technology, AMD and a select group of IT industry leaders have created a true virtual exhibition - a multi-dimensional online digital tradeshow featuring new products, booth displays, keynotes from senior industry guests and giveaways. http://sun.systemnews.com/articles/103/2/AMD/16910 A new webinar, Data Center Building Blocks: When x64 is Right for your Enterprise, presents the Sun and AMD solution to low server utilization and how x64 can help solve the most critical problems of your data center today. http://sun.systemnews.com/articles/103/2/AMD/16911 The new Sun FireTM servers running Next-Generation AMD OpteronTM processors are built on the industry-standard x86 architecture but are truly a new class of systems that offer the enterprise-class performance, efficiency, manageability, scalability and longevity that customers need to better align IT with their business strategy. See how the benefits of the Sun and AMD collaboration can help customers reduce costs of server management and deliver high performance with AMD Opteron processors, low power usage and room to grow. http://sun.systemnews.com/articles/101/3/AMD/16578 AMD's recently formed grid technology team and Altair Engineering will collaborate on grid technology. AMD will provide Altair with hardware and access to technical resources for tighter integration with AMD chip technology and PBS Professional. http://sun.systemnews.com/articles/101/3/AMD/16616 AMD's Commercial Systems Channel Program provides opportunities for channel members to showcase their innovations. AMD’s Accelerate magazine recently featured one such collaboration: Scalar Decisions of Toronto, AMD and Sun Microsystems created a new infrastructure for the Canadian Football League's (CFL) web site. http://sun.systemnews.com/articles/101/3/AMD/16617 The collaboration between AMD and Sun shines as an example of how two companies can work together to their benefit and that of their customers. When writer Lara Hata talked with Paul Read, director of outbound marketing for Sun Microsystems, Read commented on the team approach that has made this collaboration such a success. http://sun.systemnews.com/articles/101/1/AMD/16707 Sun offers a turnkey solution built on Sun servers and AMD processors that is designed to meet the needs of biotech, pharmaceuticals, academic, and other life sciences organizations. The Sun Discovery Cluster is ready to deploy and has a versatile architecture. The solution is ideal for high performance, compute-intensive R&D. It has 38 rack-mounted Sun FireTM X2100 servers with 64-bit Dual-Core AMD OpteronTM processors, and it delivers 1.5 times the performance and uses one-third the power of rival systems - at a fraction of the cost.