“Longtime Linux server and software maker Penguin Computing
Tuesday unveiled its largest Intel Xeon-based storage product.“Under its Relion brand, the San Francisco-based company’s new
Relion 430 is a 4U server with an IDE disk subsystem. The 7” rack
mount has 16 accessible, cold-swap hard drives that can be
populated with 200GB IDE hard drives, to yield 3.2 terabytes of
storage. The server has dual Intel Xeon processors at speeds up to
2.8GHz, up to 4GB of DDR RAM and a 533MHz Front Side Bus.“In addition, the Relion 430 has an AGP slot for advanced
graphics, plus additional PCI-X slots (including one PCI-X
64-bit/133MHz and two PCI-X 64-bit/100MHz) for add-on Ethernet
interfaces (a Gigabit connection is automatically included)…”
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