Red Hat Enterprise Edition Linux supports 64-channel servers

Article Title: Red Hat Enterprise Edition Linux supports 64-channel servers. Linux is a technology channel of the IT lab in China. Includes basic categories such as desktop applications, Linux system management, kernel research, embedded systems, and open source.

The "64-path" supported by Red Hat Linux Enterprise Edition means 64 "logical processors", which include Xeon servers with 64 single-core processors and 16 dual-core dual-thread (such as IBMX460) and 16 4-core processors that are expected to be available next year.

Previously, the Enterprise edition has supported 64 servers using an Teng processor. this time, the support scope has been extended to IBM's Power processor. In addition, the new version of the operating system also has a feature in the "technology preview" phase, that is, it supports 256 servers and 128 Power processors.

Recently, Intel released the new dual-core Android processor Montecito. Red Hat also supports this processor. Intel, the chip, will be sold in the second quarter and will be used first for HP servers.

RedHat also added a cluster tool named OpenID InfiniBand, which is in the "technology preview" stage. It can connect multiple servers to build a high-performance computer cluster.