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  AMD reaches for the cloud with new server chips

  Advanced Micro Devices on Tuesday is expected to announce new Opteron 3200 series chips for low-end servers, which the company hopes will give it a competitive edge over Intel in the cloud server market.

  By Agam Shah | 20 March, 2012 15:10

  Tags: Advanced Micro Devices, hardware systems, Low-end servers, servers

• Lenovo announces single-socket Xeon servers for SMBs

  Lenovo on Tuesday announced low-end servers with new Xeon chips and remote management features aimed at cutting maintenance costs.

  By Agam Shah | 14 June, 2011 17:34

  Tags: hardware systems, Lenovo, Low-end servers, servers

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  ARM servers still 'several years' away, its president says

  The president of ARM Holdings has sought to temper the expectations around ARM-based servers, saying those systems might not ship in volume before 2015.

  By James Niccolai | 30 May, 2011 16:46

  Tags: Arm Holdings, Components, environment, Green data center, hardware systems, Intel, Low-end servers, processors, servers

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  Dell's PowerEdge microservers take shape

  Dell on Tuesday is set to announce low-power PowerEdge servers that can quickly band together to execute transactions more efficiently than traditional servers, which use faster, but more power-hungry chips.

  By Agam Shah | 22 March, 2011 19:01

  Tags: dell, hardware systems, Intel, Low-end servers, servers

• Will Web-scale servers find a role in the enterprise?

  An emerging class of extremely low-power servers is helping Internet companies and hosting providers to slash their energy bills, and proponents say they could have a role in the enterprise as well.

  By James Niccolai | 09 October, 2010 07:16

  Tags: dell, hardware systems, Low-end servers, servers

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