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PrimeurWeekly 18 January 2010
>EuroFlash
>e-IRG Data Management Task Force: Final report and recommendations endorsed by e-IRG and ESFRI
>e-IRG Roadmap 2009 draft released - Comments welcome
>Altair released PBS Works 10.2
>Intercontinental Grid - Europe and China link up for research
>Towards an interoperable scientific Cloud for Europe
>'Wet' computing systems to boost processing power
>Altair and Summitech develop new methodology for vehicle chassis system development
>Easy-build wireless networks
>USFlash
>Industry's biggest, highest performance FPGA now shipping from Xilinx
>Platform Computing customer Harvard Medical School receives 2009 InfoWorld 100 Award for internal Cloud computing project
>Cray anticipates record revenue in 2009 and further revenue growth in 2010
>New research resolves conflict in theory of how galaxies form
>U.S. Government cyber security priorities for 2010
>HP and Microsoft simplify technology environments with solutions built on new infrastructure-to-application model
>Karad Urban Co-operative Bank chooses IBM for state-of-the-art modular data centre installation
>Grant allows college to share HPC with ACM
>Obsidian Strategics Inc. hires experienced Vice President of Sales & Marketing to meet growing product demand for Longbow IB range extenders
>Raritan introduces first digital KVM Switch with FIPS 140-2 certified encryption module for secure data centre access
>Sun Microsystems and Fujitsu enhance SPARC Enterprise M3000 Server
>VMware announces the availability of VMware Go - virtualization for SMBs in three easy steps
>ACME Portable supports high-performance DisplayPort connection
>VMware to acquire Zimbra
>Panasonic ushers in the Cloud computing era with IBM LotusLive
>Expanded technology partnership to increase integration of 6WIND's multicore embedded networking software with Emerson Network Power's AdvancedTCA platforms
>Open-Silicon targets derivative IC market with SLE acquisition
>Michigan State University researchers study climate change and food production in East Africa
>Raritan's Power IQ energy management software talks to more enterprise systems and manages more data centre equipment
>Tesla Bio Workbench enables scientists to achieve new breakthroughs
>Will your next shampoo be developed on GPUs?
>Cloudsoft appoints Linda Bernardi and Rich Miller to strategic Advisory Board
Sun Microsystems and Fujitsu enhance SPARC Enterprise M3000 Server
Santa Clara 12 January 2010 Sun Microsystems Inc. and Fujitsu have introduced an enhanced SPARC Enterprise M3000 server with the new 2.75GHz SPARC64 VII processor. The SPARC Enterprise M3000 is a single socket, highly reliable, mission-critical server powered by a quad-core SPARC64 VII processor.
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It has many of the same mission-critical features as the mid-range and high-end SPARC64-based SPARC Enterprise servers such as mainframe-class reliability, availability and serviceability (RAS) at an entry-level price. The new SPARC64 VII processor running at 2.75GHz and faster system memory modules deliver up to 23 percent better performance than the previous generation. The server's increased performance coupled with the industry leading Solaris Operating System (OS) provides customers with an ideal platform to handle enterprise applications including database, BIDW, ERP and CRM.

The SPARC Enterprise M3000 server helps enable customers to consolidate multiple entry-level servers into a compact 2U chassis and realize significant savings in physical space, energy consumption and cooling needs in their data centres. In addition, the enhanced SPARC Enterprise M3000 server improves the ratio of energy consumption to application throughput by up to 13 percent compared to the previous version, helping customers further reduce their environmental footprint.

"Oracle welcomes the introduction of the enhanced SPARC Enterprise M3000 server, which is a powerful example of the over-20-year collaboration between Fujitsu and Sun Microsystems. We performed extensive testing of Oracle Database 11g Release2 on Enterprise M3000 servers running Solaris 10", stated Andy Mendelsohn, senior vice president of Database Server Technologies, Oracle. "Customers can be assured that the SPARC Enterprise M3000 server runs Oracle Database 11gR2 with high performance and reliability at lower cost."

"Launched just over a year ago, the Sun SPARC Enterprise M3000 server with the Solaris Operating System has been a tremendous success with our customers", stated John Fowler, executive vice president, Systems Group, Sun Microsystems. "With this latest release, Sun continues to deliver improved performance and value for customers. From the single processor M3000 to the high-end 64 processor M9000, SPARC and Solaris is the strategic business choice."

"SPARC Enterprise M3000 is the best-suited entry-level server for all-around system use. It offers high performance and RAS features suited for mission-critical systems in a green form factor, compact and power efficient", stated Noriyuki Toyoki, corporate vice president of Fujitsu. "With the new SPARC64 VII processor, SPARC Enterprise M3000 servers provide even more distinguished application performance and will allow customers to grow their business performance significantly."

The SPARC Enterprise M3000 is a single socket, entry-level server and is part of Fujitsu and Sun's comprehensive line of servers that includes the SPARC Enterprise M4000, M5000, M8000 and M9000 servers. New SPARC Enterprise M3000 systems are available directly from Fujitsu and Sun and their authorized resellers. Both Fujitsu-branded and Sun-branded SPARC Enterprise servers will be marketed worldwide. All features are identical.

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