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Sun, Fujitsu Intro 32-Core SPARC Server

By Joseph F. Kovar , ChannelWeb 2:22 AM EDT Mon. Oct. 13, 2008 Sun Microsystems and Fujitsu Computers hope to speed the performance of certain midrange applications with a new four-socket SPARC-based server.
Sun and Fujitsu's SPARC Enterprise T5440 Server Redefines...

New Energy Efficient Chip Multi-threaded Server with the Solaris OS Delivers Up to 4x Higher Performance and Costs Up to 80 Percent Less Than Competitive Systems Tokyo, SANTA CLARA, CALIF.
Sun doubles ultrasparc T2 Plus servers' processing

The Sparc Enterprise T5440 utilizes the
ultrasparc T2 Plus chip and is aimed at attracting bigger IT workloads Sun boosted the processing capabilities of its most popular Unix server line today with the aim of ...
The architecture of the SPARC Enterprise T5440

Denis Sheahan wrote two insightful articles to the architecture of the T5440. The first one is about the architecture of the system in general.
The Death of Clock Speed

Sun just introduced yet another chip multi-threading SPARC system, the Sun SPARC Enterprise T5440 .
Server Virtualization - Using LDOMs on T5440

The Sun Fire T5440 can have at most 4
ultrasparc T2 processor. Each
ultrasparc-T2 Procesor is directly connected to A1 4th of the entire system memory with 1Gigabyte memory interleaving and owns a PCIe ...
Server Virtualization - LDOMs

With the introduction of Chip Multi-Threading in the SPARC Processor Family, a new sun4v based architecture was also introduced.
Scaling SugarCRM using logical domains on Sun SPARC Enterprise T5440

Today Sun launches the T5440 server based on the
ultrasparc T2 plus processor. With 8 cores per processor and 8 threads per core, this 4-socket server offer up to 256 threads /256+GB memory.
The rookies. The future is here.

It's October... it's the postseason... and Sun's new T5440 Server gets me thinking about the Red Sox .
T5440 Fault Management

The T5440 is the big brother of the T5140 / T5240 systems packing 256 strands of execution into a single system.