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Appro offers 64-bit Intel Xeon 2M L2 cache
Posted by Maria McLaughlin, Wednesday February 16 2005 @ 05:12PM EST

Milpitas, CA - February 16, 2005 - Appro (http://www.appro.com), a leading provider of high-performance enterprise computing systems announced today support for the new 64-bit Intel® Xeon™ processor with 2M L2 cache to Appro HyperBlade, 1U and 2U servers to improve performance beyond GHz.

These versatile servers are highly scalable for cluster solutions offering improved power and performance for enterprise customer to help build a comprehensive infrastructure. The new Intel Xeon Processor with 2M L2 cache supports the latest technologies available such as Intel® EM64T, PCI Express I/O and graphics to provide outstanding server performance and scalability required for next-generation data centers. It will also improve reliability by supporting server RAS features, better memory flexibility with DDR2 memory as well as offering lower power consumption by supporting demand based switching.

"Now, Appro server solution with the support of 32-and 64-bit applications in the same platform, revolutionary PCI Express interface, remote management capabilities and High-speed interconnect options provides improved processing power and performance for enterprise and high-performance computing market"; said John Lee, Director of Product Marketing of Appro.

"The 64-bit Intel Xeon processor with 2M L2 cache is a perfect fit for Appro offering cluster solutions with High-speed interconnect options," said Jerry Braun, product line manager for Intel's Digital Enterprise Group. "This is a great example of how companies can combine their design expertise with Intel technology to deliver the most reliable and scalable Intel-based solutions for their customers"
About Appro
Appro's headquarters is in Milpitas, CA. Appro has an R&D and manufacturing center in Asia and a sales and service office in Houston, Texas. APPRO enables a variety of network computing applications by developing powerful, scalable, and reliable clusters, servers, storage subsystems and high-end workstations for the high-performance computing (HPC), Internet computing and cluster market. http://www.appro.com.


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