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Clusters running Intel processors are cheaper, and yes they are running Redhat 7.3 linux 'customized' for the application.

For example, Dell, HP-Compaq blades are powerhouses when they are clustered together, cough even running linux.
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Wonder what it'll cost ???  Plain Logic | 07/03/04
I am thankful to  michael-t | 07/03/04
?2500 if i remember correctly  crocd | 07/05/04
?2500 if i remember correctly  crocd | 07/05/04
Unix is going down the tubes  Enterprise Analyst | 07/03/04
Why?  Linux User 147560 | 07/04/04
Maybe because of...  B.O.F.H. | 07/05/04
UNIX is THE king in heavy duty environments  michael-t | 07/03/04
Now that the Power5 is out.....  middle of nowhere | 07/03/04
Use Intel powered blades and save $$$  Enterprise Analyst | 07/03/04
Why?  Linux User 147560 | 07/04/04
Less expensive  Enterprise Analyst | 07/04/04
Thank you  Linux User 147560 | 07/04/04
Exactly,  michael-t | 07/05/04
Long live the mainframe reborn!  B.O.F.H. | 07/03/04
Old days of mainframe  Enterprise Analyst | 07/04/04
First you bash AIX  Linux User 147560 | 07/04/04
(NT) Actually, it is now called z/OS . . . wink  Plain Logic | 07/04/04
That was actually a response to your post about the Blade Server.  B.O.F.H. | 07/05/04
BOFH, the mainframes still run much of the key back office work...  Plain Logic | 07/04/04
I am well aware of where tehy are used!  B.O.F.H. | 07/05/04

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