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| HEY GUYZ!! UPDATE YOUR BRAIN WITH LATEST TECHNO TOO!! | The Power Systems JS12 and JS22 Blades Versus Other i Boxes
Big Blue, by all indications, is intent on making BladeCenters sporting Power6 blades and virtualized I/O a credible economic alternative to rack-based and tower-based Power Systems 520 and 550 servers that are in roughly the same power class.
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| Blade.org Technology Symposium 2008 Identifies Seven Key Trends That Will Influence IT
The Future of Technology Explored by APC, BLADE Network Technologies, Brocade, Devon IT, Emulex, IBM, Intel, NetApp, NetXen, QLogic, VirtenSys and VMware
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| Mot camera-phone runs widgets
Motorola announced a Moto VE66 camera-phone that offers WiFi, GPS, a 5-megapixel camera, an MP3 player, and MontaVista Linux. The VE66 is the first Motorola phone to support the MotoDev Studio for WebUI "widget" platform, says Motorola, which also announced a "MotoDev Widget Developer Challenge."
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| BladeCenter Expansion Blades: Supported Configurations
Technote, published: Fri, 14 Sep 2007
There are three expansion blades currently available for IBM BladeCenter servers: Memory and I/O Expansion Unit, part number 42C1600
Storage and I/O (SIO) Expansion Unit, part number 39R7563
PCI Expansion Unit II (PEU2), part number 25K8373 The expansion blades add function to the blade server by adding additional memory dual inline memory modules (DIMMs), Ethernet controllers, and I/O expansion slots.
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