Intel's Dual-core Xeons can be used in pairs for a four-core platform
Posted By: Vishal Dwivedi | Dec 5 2006
Intel is well known for its cutting edge processors. The company has further extended its Xenon by introducing LV 5138 and LV 5128 processors, along with a new NetStructure MPCBL0050 "Single Board Computer" for $5,169.
The processors can be paired to be used in a four-core "platform". The Intel Carrier Grade Server TIGW1U starts at $1,550. Both the products will be available by first quarter of 2007.
Prices for the processors are
LV 5138 for $617
LV 5128 for $412
Via: theinquirer
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