Photos: Two new Itanium servers

By Bill Detwiler September 22, 2006, 2:05 AM PDT billdetwiler

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Intel plans to begin selling two four-processor Itanium servers in the fourth quarter, the 7-inch-thick SR9000MK4U, shown here, and the 3.5-inch-thick SR9000WG2U.

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Intel’s 3.5-inch-thick SR9000WG2U Itanium server.

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