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HP's Z800 workstations cooled by Asetek liquid cooling system

Written by IT News on 3:25 AM

Cooling is one of the most important aspects to be taken during the construction of high-performance computer systems, since this is a factor that can determine the level of performance that a system can offer, as well as his life. In this respect, Asetek, one of the industry's leading suppliers of Liquid cooling solutions, announced today that one of its cooling solutions from Palo Alto, California-based Hewlett-Packard Company for the Z400 and the Z800 high-performance workstations. The new cooling Asetek, HP's advanced workstations can deliver the performance without increasing the noise level.

"Liquid cooling is a new world of users increased productivity enabled by whisper quiet computing. The ultra-quiet Z400 and Z800 liquid-cooled models represent an important new trend in computing performance - improving user productivity through a low noise level," says Gary Baum, Senior Vice President of Marketing Asetek." Asetek Liquid cooling is the tool to achieve peace and high performance."

Featuring Asetek cooling solutions, HP's workstation line Z can give good results at the operational level that will not disturb the end user. In addition, an extremely silent cooling solution to the Z-series workstation customers with increased performance of the system processor and graphics processor.

"HP is committed to developing breakthrough technologies in our award-winning HP Workstation Z-line to leading customers," says Jeff Wood, director, Worldwide Marketing, Workstations, HP. "Asetek has a new standard for achieving low acoustics to perform at the high the level of our customers.”

Liquid cooling solutions are not one of the main features of regular work, but they have a choice of high-performance desktop computer enthusiasts. What Asetek's cooling and is designed to give users a choice for a maintenance-free liquid cooling system.

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Intel Atom Z-series processors are here to stay

Written by IT News on 8:57 AM

At the end of last week there was a rumor that claimed Intel, the world's largest supplier of microprocessors, informed its customers of its decision to stop accepting orders for its line of low-power modes Z Atom processors. The rumor went on to note that several netbook vendors have already said its order chips, but the orders would not be accepted. In this respect, it seems that the rumor has recently reached the ears of Santa Clara, California-based chip maker, which immediately rejected the allegations.

Speculation originally began as a result of a news article on Taiwan Digi Times quoting sources claiming Chip Zilla told its OEM customers that it would stop accepting orders for the Z-series Atom processors. These components are used in a few ultra-portable netbook such as the Sony Vaio P, which meant that these systems can quickly become a hard refresh rate or phasing out of the market.

Picking up the story, the fellows over at the Register Hardware has been in contact with Santa Clara, California-based chip maker, which reportedly denied rumors above. An Intel spokesman told Register Hardware that "Rumors of industry sources indicated that Intel is no longer taking orders for Atom-Z processors or end of production at the end of the year is 100% correct." The chip maker does not comment on the claim that interrupted Atom Z-series will contribute to a clearer boundary between netbooks and mobile Internet devices.

This is the second time in recent days as a reputation for the company's product roadmap has been rejected by the leading chip maker. Earlier this month there were rumors (which Intel also denied) that the next generation Pine Trail platform would be postponed to early 2010. We will try to provide you posted when more information shows up.