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Is there any comparison data between Linux and Solaris running on this new Nehalem chip?
Hi,
Are Sun right now actually offering servers containing these chips? I mean I can't see them on the Sun.com website for sale, am I missing them? On the other hand, (and I take no pleasure in saying this) I do see them available for sale from HP in the proliant line.
Just wait for the 14th. And are the HP system really available, or just on their website ?
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