Sun Midrange Servers
CCNY offers servers / workstations from several manufacturers including Sun Microsystems, HP, Dell and IBM. Please search by manufacturer to find the server of your choice.
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Sun Fire 3800 Midrange ServersThe Sun Fire 3800 is a powerful member of Sun's UltraSPARC III Cu family of binary-compatible, symmetric multiprocessing (SMP) servers. The 8 processor Sun Fire 3800 system addresses the crucial data center requirement for continuous availability. |
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Sun Fire 4800 Midrange ServersThe Sun Fire 4800 server is based on UltraSPARC III technology to help deliver the promise of continuous computing. |
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Sun Fire 4810 Midrange ServersThe 4810 Sun Fire servers deliver impressive total system performance. |
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Sun Fire 6800 Midrange ServersThe Sun Fire 6800 servers are a powerful, highly available solution. |
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Sun Fire E2900 Midrange ServersThe Sun Fire E2900 is ideal for a wide range of compute-intensive applications. |
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Sun Fire E4900 Midrange ServersThe Sun Fire E4900 offers twice the application throughput of earlier generation servers. |
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Sun Fire E6900 Midrange ServersThe Sun Fire E6900 scales up to an impressive 24 UltraSPARC IV processors with chip multi-threading technology -executing 48 simultaneous computing threads. |
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Sun Fire V1280 Midrange ServersThe Sun Fire V1280 server attacks the cost of computing by providing high performance and advanced reliability. |
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Sun Fire V480 Midrange ServersThe Oracle-Sun Fire V480 servers feature up to four 1.2 GHz award-winning UltraSPARC III Cu processors in a 5RU, 24-inch deep rack-optimized package. |
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Sun Fire V490 Midrange ServersOracle's Sun Fire V490 is capable of delivering high levels of throughput for all enterprise applications. Oracle's |
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Sun Fire V880 Midrange ServersThe Sun Fire V880 server excels in supporting an extensive array of applications, including Internet and database, e-commerce, and ERP software. |
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Sun Fire V890 Midrange ServersThe Sun Fire V890 server allows a maximum of 8 x UltraSPARC IV 64-bit processor with Chip Multi threading technology, and 16 simultaneous compute threads. |