HP Introduces New Power-Efficient Server, Workstation Systems

Energy Resource, Nov 14, 2006

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HP today introduced new server and workstation systems designed to maintain power efficiency and improve certain enterprise application performance by 48 percent.

The systems, based on the Quad-Core Intel Xeon 5300 series processors, include HP ProLiant servers, HP BladeSystem server blades and HP Workstations.

The new processors enhance application performance while maintaining the currently shipping HP ProLiant power requirements, offering customers a business advantage when it comes to managing power costs, HP said, adding that the new quad-core processor-based servers deliver up to 90 percent power usage efficiency by using highly efficient, HP-designed power supplies.

The new HP server lineup also offers a comprehensive server virtualization solution that includes rapid deployment, performance monitoring, virtual machine control and flexible migration.

"Today's announcement is yet more proof of HP's time-to-market leadership as we offer customers the latest in processor innovation," said Paul Miller, vice president, marketing, Industry Standard Servers and BladeSystem Division, HP. "These HP platforms address the customer demand for high-throughput, energy-efficient designs as they build out their next-generation data centers."

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