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Penguin Computing has announced immediate availability of the new Altus 1750 server, a dual socket 1U system built to support the fastest clock speeds available for AMD Opteron x86 CPUs.
“Altus 1750 combines AMD’s industry leading multi core processors with raw gigahertz performance that’s uniquely ours,” says Charles Wuischpard, CEO, Penguin Computing.
The Altus 1750 is suited to low latency applications that benefit from high frequency CPUs.
For more information, visit Penguin Computing.
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