On 26 Dec 2008 in A-Team Delivery Terms, A-Team Free, FTI-Automation, FTI-Blade Systems, FTI-Chip Technologies, FTI-Cloud Computing, FTI-Data Centre Design, FTI-Database, FTI-Datawarehouse, FTI-Desktop Delivery, FTI-Grid Computing, FTI-High Performance Computing, FTI-Interconnects, FTI-Linux Technologies, FTI-Local Networking, FTI-Mashups, FTI-Middleware, FTI-Open Source, FTI-Operating Systems, FTI-Power Cooling Space, FTI-Provisioning, FTI-SOA, FTI-Server Technologies, FTI-Storage, FTI-Thoughts, FTI-Virtualisation, FTI-Web Services, FinTech-Infrastructure.com 
It seems that most publications are either reviewing the major stories and trends of 2008, or making predictions for 2009. So, not to be left out, here are a few thoughts of my own …
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On 17 Nov 2008 in A-Team Delivery Terms, A-Team Free, FTI-Chip Technologies, FinTech-Infrastructure.com
Intel today introduced the Core i7 processor, the first member of its Nehalem processor series, pitching it at desktop PCs running games, video editing and other home applications. Business-oriented server versions of Nehalem are expected early 2009.
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On 13 Nov 2008 in A-Team Delivery Terms, A-Team Free, FTI-Blade Systems, FTI-Chip Technologies, FTI-Server Technologies, FinTech-Infrastructure.com
Perhaps trying to steal some thunder from Intel - which introduces its latest Nehalem chips on Monday - AMD today announced availability of its 45nm Quad-Core AMD Opteron processor (codenamed Shanghai), which is claims delivers up to 35% more performance with up to a 35% decrease in power consumption. Dell, IBM and Microway have announced servers based on the new chip.
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