X6450.pngWe have unleashed yesterday our powerful new Sun Blade X6450 server module at the International Supercomputing Conference (ISC) in Dresden, Germany. This new blade provides industry-leading memory capacity and high-performance Intel Xeon multicore processors, which make it ideal for server consolidation, virtualization applications and high performance computing (HPC).

At A Glance
  • Two or four dual-core or quad-core Intel Xeon Processors
  • Up to 16 Intel Xeon 7000 series (Tigerton) processor cores
  • 50% more memory than competing 4-socket blade servers: excels at virtualization and memory intensive applications
  • 24 DIMM slots per server module
  • Supported in both the Sun Blade 6000, Sun Blade 6048 and Sun Constellation Systems
  • With Sun Blade 6048 up to 71% more compute power than any competing blade system
BC6000.pngNow imagine, one Blade Chassis 6000 with a size of 10u holds 10 blades with four quad core CPU's each! This are 160 Cores within 10u Rack Space! Incredible isn't it?

In combination with a Sun Blade 6048 Constellation Chassis (Rack), you will get 768 Cores within one Rack!

You probably have seen that there are no Disks in the Blade, This is correct. In a Cluster configuration you normaly boot the Blades from the Net. In case you would like to boot localy, the Blade is equiped with a IDE ComactFlash Module Interface or you can attach external SAS Disks to each blade.
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