Solving Power and Cooling Challenges for High-Performance Computing
It takes a comprehensive strategy to scale high performance computing (HPC) capabilities, while simultaneously containing power and cooling costs. New Dual-Core Intel Xeon and Intel Itanium processor-based servers offer a critical new resource, delivering dramatic increases in performance, price/performance and energy-efficiency across a broad range of HPC applications. Read about this and other Intel advances that can help you increase density, reduce costs and scale capacity in your existing facilities.
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Tuesday, January 29th, 2008
It takes a comprehensive strategy to scale high performance computing (HPC) capabilities, while simultaneously containing power and cooling costs. New Dual-Core Intel Xeon and Intel Itanium processor-based servers offer a critical new resource, delivering dramatic increases in performance, price/performance and energy-efficiency across a broad range of HPC applications. Read about this and other Intel advances that can help you increase density, reduce costs and scale capacity in your existing facilities.
