Many businesses require low powered, deploy dense processors for their large-scale IT projects where power consumed gets the better of the performance delivered. As a result AMD has unveiled its new Six-Core Opteron EE processor with an ACP (Average CPU Power) of 40W. These new processors deliver up to 31 percent higher performance-per-watt over standard Quad-Core AMD Opteron processors.
The AMD Opteron EE processor enables OEMs to deliver energy-sipping servers that don't compromise on power management, virtualization or performance features. It is specifically designed to help address the challenges that are generating a great deal of discussion these days - building and running very dense data centers for Web services, while doing more with less.
These new low powered AMD Opteron processors feature AMD Virtualization (AMD-V) technology and AMD-P features for advanced virtualization and power savings capability as standard power versions. Additionally these processors are being integrated in custom solutions programs and will be available from system builders for cloud and Web 2.0 customers where density and low power are key considerations.
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