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The Sunnyvale, California, chipmaker's first dual-core Opterons will be targeted at servers with four processors and will begin shipping over the next few weeks in Hewlett-Packard's ProLiant BL45p and DL585 systems and Sun Microsystems' Sun Fire V40z servers. The new Opteron processors that will power these systems will be the 1.8-GHz Model 865, the 2-GHz Model 870, and the 2.2-GHz Model 875.
In fact, the dual-core Opterons are designed to be completely compatible with components designed for single-core processors, meaning that system vendors will be able to begin selling dual-core systems with a minimum of hassle, Williams says.
The Sunnyvale, California, chipmaker's first dual-core Opterons will be targeted at servers with four processors and will begin shipping over the next few weeks in Hewlett-Packard's ProLiant BL45p and DL585 systems and Sun Microsystems' Sun Fire V40z servers. The new Opteron processors that will power these systems will be the 1.8-GHz Model 865, the 2-GHz Model 870, and the 2.2-GHz Model 875.
In fact, the dual-core Opterons are designed to be completely compatible with components designed for single-core processors, meaning that system vendors will be able to begin selling dual-core systems with a minimum of hassle, Williams says.
