[ Thanks to Amy
Kucharik for this link. ]
“IBM is taking a more holistic approach to cooling its blade
servers, letting users pack more powerful servers into less space
while avoiding overheating in the data center.“At the LinuxWorld conference in San Francisco last month, IBM
delivered a crop of new blade servers using Intel’s new 64-bit
chip. A 64-bit system uses larger amounts of memory and power,
which create a new level of thermal and maintenance requirements.
This means they get really hot–more than industry-standard blade
servers, which are notorious for their cooling challenges…”
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