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Intel announced the Xeon 7000 Series, dual-core processors for systems running four or more chips. The chip is the first to ship with Intel's chip-level virtualization technology. More than a dozen OEMs, including Dell, IBM, Hewlett-Packard and Gateway, rolled out servers based on the technology.
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