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- IBM was the first to have Opteron
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But they were too busy pushing their X3 Chipset on the Xeon to worry about marketing Opteron Systems.
Had IBM pushed their Opterons instead of making them a vaporware server, they would have made a nice little dent in the x86 Server Market that Sun and HP now have. - Posted by: nucrash Posted on: 04/28/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
IBM warms to Opteron
bbbl67 | 04/28/06
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Why it took so long?
Linux Geek | 04/28/06
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IBM was the first to have Opteron
nucrash | 04/28/06
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What a remarkable turn of events.....
michael_t | 04/28/06
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Warmingup or not, their great!
bamyers4az | 04/30/06
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