Intel launches its Atom chips for microservers

December 11, 2012 10:55 AM Dean Takahashi

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Intel announced today that it is shipping its first low-power Atom microprocessor designed specifically for a new breed of servers dubbed "microservers."

Tablets and smartphones are driving demand for Intel’s data center server chips

September 11, 2012 1:19 PM Dean Takahashi

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Intel announces Centerton micro server platform for energy-efficient data centers

April 11, 2012 7:00 PM Dean Takahashi

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Intel announced today that it will create a low-cost, low-power “micro-server” platform dubbed Centerton, aimed to deliver energy-efficient computing.

The move is a reaction to Advanced Micro Device’s acquisition of micro-server startup Sea Micro for $334 million in February.

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