intel® Nehalem Processor Blade Guide

&http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/37954.html ">nbsp; With the release of the intel® Nehalem Architecture Xeon 5500 series processor, how to transform the advantages of the new architecture into it application value, and win the favor of customers, has become the key to many server manufacturers to seize the market opportunities.

Intel has released its most important server product for 15 years--Intel Xeon 5500 series processors based on the Intel Micro-architecture. Intel says the series will be a major driver of high-end applications such as high-performance computing and cloud computing, with breakthrough potential, superior performance, and excellent energy performance, and a huge leap in intelligence, data center energy control and adaptability.

Dell PowerEdge M710

Main features: Rapid implementation of virtualization, efficient management of switches.

The Dell M-series Blade server, with the Intel Xeon 5500 series processor, can be adjusted in real time according to the software's performance and can handle more tasks at the same time. With Intel Intelligent Acceleration Technology, the M-Series Blade server improves performance during peak usage. The full high PowerEdge M710 provides a full architectural redundancy (at all three architecture levels), higher I/O capability, 18 DIMM slots, and a total of up to 144GB of memory. In addition, M710 can be virtualized quickly and integrated hypervisor can be implemented using either an SD card or an internal USB port.

M710 can use Cisco's virtual Blade switch technology to implement virtualized I/O in the M-series chassis and manage up to 9 Cisco Ethernet switches as 1 switches. In addition, the NPIV and port aggregator modes can be used on multiple switches to virtualize Ethernet or Fibre Channel ports for integration into heterogeneous architectures.

HP ProLiant bl490c G6

Main Features: Virtualization applications, save space.

The HP ProLiant bl490c G6 Blade Server focuses on virtualization applications, helping users reduce data center footprint and significantly reduce virtual machine unit costs. Bl490c G6 increases memory capacity and I/O bandwidth standards in a half-height blade profile. In addition, this server has optimized virtualization performance, including embedded gigabit network controllers, and supports solid-state drives.

Bl490c G6 employs two Intel Xeon 5500 series processors, with 18 memory slots and supports up to 24 network ports, providing the most appropriate server platform for Enterprise data center managers to implement virtual machine hosting. Enables up to 144GB of memory and supports larger network throughput with Intel Fast interconnect and Hyper-Threading technology.