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Products > Manufacturers > Sun Microsystems > Sun Blade Servers
| Sun 8000 Blade Server |
The Sun Blade 8000 modular system is the only system designed specifically for high-end x86 computing that delivers the best of both worlds: The performance, price, and flexibility of rackmount servers, and the serviceability and efficiency of blades. The system provides up to double the I/O configurations and double the I/O throughput of leading blade servers, while out-performing rackmount servers with 50 percent less space and up to 40 percent less power requirements.
Traditional blade servers lack the power, cooling, and I/O headroom to support cutting-edge processor, cennectivity, and memory technology. The Sun Blade 8000 modular system has bridge that gap with room to spare. The system provides open industry-standard I/O designed to support 9.6 Tb/sec throughput, high-performance SAS and SATA hard drives, and extremely fast memory. The Sun Blade 8000 modular system makes it possible to run high-performance, I/O-intensive applications on a blade server.
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Key Features
- Run 20 eight-way Sun Blade X8400 Server Modules in a single rack - twice the processing power of rackmount options.
- Up to 50 percent more space-efficient and 40 percent more power-efficient than today's rackmount servers.
- Up to four times the memory and up to 20 times the I/O throughput of leading blade servers.
- Power and cooling cost savings of up to 62 percent compared to other blade and rackmount servers.
- Smaller footprint, with increased density and cable aggregation plus reduced power and cooling demands.
- High availability with all hot-swap modular components, including server and I/O modules.
- Simple, low-cost integration into existing IT environments without proprietary components.
- Runs Solaris OS, Linux, and Windows side by side.
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