New Fujitsu PRIMEPOWER UNIX Servers Feature Processors Exceeding 2GHz

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New Fujitsu PRIMEPOWER UNIX Servers Feature Processors Exceeding 2GHz
Fujitsu Limited, a leader in mission critical computing, today announced the availability of five new PRIMEPOWER server models based on SPARC64 V RISC processors that exceed 2GHz clock speeds. These UNIX servers, designed for mission-critical computing, enable Fujitsu to offer its enterprise customers a broad choice of IT systems, services, and solutions running on the Solaris Operating System. Simultaneously, Fujitsu announced that a PRIMEPOWER 2500 configured with 128 2.08GHz SPARC64 V CPUs, has set a world record for the SAP SD two-tier Standard Application Benchmark with 1.6 times the performance of its predecessor with 1.30GHz processors.


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