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Article from Issue 120/2010

Author(s): Trevan McGee

IBM Announces Blade Center HX5
InfiniteGraph Launches Free Program for Technology Startups
Pliant Introduces New SSDs
Harris Launches BeOn Push-to-Talk
Texas Instruments Announces Power Line Development Kit and Software Library

IBM Announces Blade Center HX5: IBM’s newest blade server is the first to offer scalability with independent memory expansion. The HX5 is a two- or four-socket 30 mm blade server that features an Intel Xenon processor 6500 or 7500. With IBM’s MAX5 scalability technology, it allows for memory expansion up to 640GB.

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