Company chip maker, Intel Xeon processor has been published EP "Nehalem" for two-socket x64 server that will arrive at the end of first quarter 2009, or about 31 March. With the processor quad-core Nehalem EP and QuickPath Interconnect from Intel, the memory bandwidth of the Xeon processor 5400 will be increased as much as three to four times. Still added to the front-side bus architecture that will make it easier to upgrade to the new chip, which is given the code name "Gainestown" and paired with a chipset "Tylersburg".
Nehalem EP will be sold with the name Xeon 5500 series. The claim that the Intel processor in this computer system will experience increased performance up to 80 percent. Nehalem processor will be used in DDR3 memory than in DDR2, even though the temperature may be faster processor will heat up. Xeon 5500 series is also better support for virtualization and the addition of main memory to support virtual machines per server.
Meanwhile, according to Intel, two-socket x64 server will become the data center, with a large capacity memory to add server virtualization hypervisor, with a price tag cheaper budget for 2009. Meanwhile, Sun Microsystems as a valid one server x64 enterprise developers, although not selling x64 socket with more than four, such as that conducted by IBM
Meanwhile, according to Intel, two-socket x64 server will become the data center, with a large capacity memory to add server virtualization hypervisor, with a price tag cheaper budget for 2009. Meanwhile, Sun Microsystems as a valid one server x64 enterprise developers, although not selling x64 socket with more than four, such as that conducted by IBM
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