> Dell, for example, will sell you a PowerEdge 8450 with 8 Xeon CPUs
> (Intel's Profusion chipset) and 16GB RAM. Presumably Penguin
> Computing's 8-way is similar in terms of maximum memory. They also say
> that NT doesn't support it yet and their sales guy was happy to hear
> that Linux 2.3 already *does*.
Now thats interesting. I wonder what OS they were planning for when they
designed the machine.
Jim
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