Development System Leads VME Line

March 17, 2005
The PowerMP4-LAB from Thales Computers combines PowerPC and Xeon processors in a small-form-factor VME rack. It supports up to four 2eSST-compatible boards. Three slots are filled with boards that handle up to four G4 1-GHz 7457 PowerPC processors

The PowerMP4-LAB from Thales Computers combines PowerPC and Xeon processors in a small-form-factor VME rack. It supports up to four 2eSST-compatible boards. Three slots are filled with boards that handle up to four G4 1-GHz 7457 PowerPC processors. The boards also include a five-port Ethernet switch. A Fibre Channel interconnect is optional. Operating-system support includes Red Hat Linux, LynxOS, and VxWorks. The system is ready to run all software and development tools.

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