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Intel and AMD both announced new high-performance computing (HPC) processors, with Intel unveiling four- to eight-core Xeon 7500 Nehalem EX processors and AMD announcing eight- to 12-core Opteron 6000 Magny-Cours chips, says eWEEK.

Intel and AMD might soon have to face a new competitor in the form of Tilera with their newly developed 100-core processor that will attempt to muscle its way into the server market that is currently a monopoly by both Intel and AMD. The Tile-GX series of processors will target servers and appliances that execute Web-related functions including indexing, Web search and video search. Sipping nearly 55 watts of juice at maximum performance, it isn't exactly a power-hungry chip, as you can see by i

Mobility or “a joints ability to function free of restrictions” is important which is why I included into the AMD system . In fact it is essential for longevity, fluidity of movements and appropriate and maximal muscle recruitment. Here is a question for me on Elite: Hey Jim, I saw you mention Sonnon’s Intuflow DVD the other day. I wondered if you have any experience with the other mobility programs, such as Pavel’s or Z-health or anything else. My question is, I am looking for an