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  • A Blade Thanksgiving

    Thursday is the Thanksgiving holiday in the US, a time when families often get together to give thanks for the things they most appreciate. I snapped this pic inside one of the server development labs at HP; it looks like even the 'extended family' of blade servers decided to get together this...
    Posted to Eye on Blades Blog: Trends in Infrastructure by Daniel Bowers on 11-24-2009
    Filed under: BladeSystem, blade servers, HP labs
  • About Converged Infrastructure by Jim Jackson

    by Jim Jackson, About Converged Infrastructure About This Poster Hi, I’m Jim Jackson. I’ve recently joined the HP Infrastructure Software and BladeSystem team as the Vice-President of Marketing and want to take this opportunity to introduce myself and briefly explain how our new strategy...
    Posted to Eye on Blades Blog: Trends in Infrastructure by Kristie Popp on 11-16-2009
    Filed under: virtual connect, blade servers, insight software, blades, converged infrastructure
  • Harnessing Horsepower: Cores, Capacity, and Code

    Last week at IDF , two Intel technologists spoke about different fixes to the problem of compute capacity outpacing the typical server's ability to handle it. For the past 5 years, x86 CPU makers have boosted performance by adding more cores within the processor. That's enabled servers with ever...
    Posted to Eye on Blades Blog: Trends in Infrastructure by Daniel Bowers on 09-30-2009
    Filed under: virtual connect, blade servers, Flex-10, solid state drives, Intel, extreme scale, performance, parallel
  • A Blade Kill

    In April, SPEC updated their server power benchmark to allow results for blade servers, and now HP has released its first blade result. HP just published a SPECpower_ssj2008 result for the HP BL280c G6 server blade . It's the top score for a blade. I talked to Kari Kelley, the BL280c product manager...
    Posted to Eye on Blades Blog: Trends in Infrastructure by Daniel Bowers on 07-17-2009
    Filed under: energy efficiency, blade servers, benchmark, SPEC, BL280c
  • New review of HP blades for small sites

    Recently, we shipped a BladeSystem c3000 (or 'Shorty' to those in the know), to Dave Mitchell at the IT Pro for a hands-on review. Inside we added the latest virtualization blades, virtual storage with HP LeftHand and some other new gadgets to show off a snazzy virtual infrastructure that's...
    Posted to Eye on Blades Blog: Trends in Infrastructure by newtonja on 06-26-2009
    Filed under: Shorty, c3000, blade servers, SMB, IBM, review, lefthand
  • Circuit Board Rainbow

    Recently I demonstrated a prototype blade to an IT admin from a large bank. He'd worked with lots of different HP server models over the years, but a bright red color peeking out from the server blade chassis caught his eye. I popped off the cover and showed him the motherboard. It was coated with...
    Posted to Eye on Blades Blog: Trends in Infrastructure by Daniel Bowers on 06-12-2009
    Filed under: blade servers, Just for Fun, engineers
  • Icosikaitetra-Core Server Blades

    Yesterday, AMD launched "Istanbul" , their six-core Opteron processor. Paul G. promised that HP would add this CPU into our servers in very short order. "Very short" was right; today we've announced the BL465c G6 and BL495c G6 server blades, both using Istanbul processors, plus...
    Posted to Eye on Blades Blog: Trends in Infrastructure by Daniel Bowers on 06-02-2009
    Filed under: BladeSystem, blade servers, new product, AMD, Opteron
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