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It’s great to see Hitachi has announced improvements to its BladeSymphony offerings based on the Intel Xeon 5500 processors which should bring improvements in performance and energy efficiency. The announcement includes improvements for memory support and throughput for virtualization/hpc solutions. I’m off to read up more.
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