Intel is preparing to ship two low-powered Xeon processors for the high-density microserver market, and will deliver similar chips based on its Sandy Bridge and Atom architectures within the next two ...

Today Penguin Computing demonstrated a new microserver platform based on the Intel Atom processor. As one of the first microserver designs built on the Open Compute Project’s microserver card ...

Quanta QCT, US subsidiary of the Taiwanese IT-gear manufacturing giant Quanta, expects to launch a microserver based on Intel’s Atom processor (cone-named “Centerton”) by the end of 2012. Microservers ...

The following content is from an older version of this website, and may not display correctly. Intel Corp. unveiled its latest microserver processor and System-on-Chip (SoC) product to tackle the ...

Twice the Performance and More Power-Efficient Than the Top Performing Intel(R) Atom(TM) Processor SUNNYVALE, CA -- (Marketwired) -- 05/29/13-- AMD (NYSE: AMD) today unveiled a new family of low power ...

Microservers were expected to carve out a corner of the datacentre and in doing so let low power ARM-based processors into the server room. But are forecasts that one in 10 of the servers shipped in ...

Sometimes a microserver is just a little too micro to do the job, something that a lot of skeptics have been saying about so-called “wimpy core” machines since the idea took off about five years ago.

Our recent look at the idea of using ARM processors to pack large numbers of low-power, high-density Web servers into very little physical space generated quite a bit of interest, and it seems that a ...

Startup crams Xeon server chips into an energy-efficient server, broadening the appeal of microservers for large data center operators. Martin LaMonica is a senior writer covering green tech and ...

Please Note: Blog posts are not selected, edited or screened by Seeking Alpha editors. According to a new market report "Microserver (Hardware, Application software, Operating System) Market - Global ...

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Intel launched a data-center chip using low-power technology found in smartphones, stepping up competition in the nascent microserver market and winning a nod from Facebook.

Intel is preparing to ship two low-powered Xeon processors for the high-density microserver market, and will deliver similar chips based on its Sandy Bridge and Atom architectures within the next two ...