Back to the article"BladeCenter" comment #
Posted Friday 23rd January 2009 22:36 GMT
Isn't "BladeCenter" an IBM term? Are the bundles with HP c-Class blades?
HP and Microsoft trumpet blade marriage
What am I missing here? #
Posted Monday 26th January 2009 10:35 GMT
Why would anyone in their right mind run a Microsoft application in Itanic?
The TCO just isn't there in comparison to X64. Furthermore, I'm limiting my vendor choice, both by adoping HP blades and by choosing Itanium.
It is #
Posted Monday 26th January 2009 10:35 GMT
Yup, BladeCenter is IBM-speak. If fact I you will get enthusiastically corrected to BladeSystem when you call a c-Class a BladeCenter.
Apart from that the c-Class is a nice piece of kit and will also happily run XEN.
...still like my p590s better, though.
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