AI, blockchain, servers, smartphones and more: Research round-up
We summarise the charts that tell the tech story of the past month.
Fujitsu's new server technology lets four dual-processor blade servers be linked into a single machine with eight AMD Opteron chips.
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Fujitsu BX600 server
Fujitsu's BX600 server line can accommodate a variety of of blade servers, including models using chips with processors from Advanced Micro Devices and Intel. The company announced a new option Tuesday that lets four blades, each with two AMD Opteron processors, be linked with special ribbon cables into a single eight-processor server.
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