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Looking at Appro blades
http://www.appro.com/product/greenblade_main.asp
Now you can do more with less. The Appro GreenBlade Series is a building block blade package. It doubles the density of any 1U server while offering additional value-add features at a great entry-level cost. The blade servers offer performance, energy and cooling efficiency with a variety of system configurations.
I was on the Scale MP site reading up about their virtualization solution, and noticed Appro blades which look interesting. It’s always good to hear or discover vendors that we haven’t heard about, so I’m off to check out their products and specifications. In the meantime, we welcome Appro to the bladewatch blog, I see they also do rack servers, GPU and Supercomputer solutions, very cool.
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