Thales works with IBM on systems

摘要

IBM and Thales have introduced the PowerMP6, a turnkey computer system designed to allow for maximum software productivity. The PowerMP6 (pictured right) consists of multiple Pentium-M boards in a 19-inch rack. Running Red Hat Linux on the Intel processors supports software productivity and portability through an extensive set of open source and commercial tools and libraries. Performance is dictated by the number of Pentium M processors the system runs and the PowerMP6 available in various customized configurations of up to eight processor boards in a rack. With the integration of the brand new PENTXM2 dual core SBC, the PowerMP6 system will migrate to dual core Pentium M technology by the end of this year.