Sun Server X3-2
Unbeatable Cost Efficiency and Versatility for the Data Center
Oracle’s Sun Server X3-2 (formerly the Sun Fire X4170 M3 server) is the most versatile two-socket server for enterprise data centers and is ideal for running Oracle software including middleware and business applications. This enterprise-class, x86 server offers the optimal balance of compute power, memory capacity, and I/O capability in a compact and energy-efficient 1U enclosure.
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- No Compromise Performance and Security with Oracle's x86 Intel-Based Systems (PDF)
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