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- noun computing A simple
server requiring little or noconfiguration .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Intel has put together a reference design for what it calls a microserver, which is essentially a very small, stripped-down hosting environments.
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Intel announced its first 30-watt Xeon processor Tuesday at the Intel Developer Forum here, driving down the power in the new "microserver" and cloud computing space.
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An Intel 'microserver', the design of which the company wants to standardise
ZDNet UK Highlights 2009
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An Intel 'microserver', the design of which the company wants to standardise
ZDNet UK Highlights 2009
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Intel surely has its head in the cloud -- this week the chip maker announced several new strategies for increasing its business with hosted service providers, including the development of a new "microserver" and a strengthened partnership with storage giant EMC.
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SamburgerHandwich: Robotic arm connected to a microserver could do it.
Shut Down Your Windows PC Remotely From Linux | Lifehacker Australia 2009
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The scuttlebutt was that ARM was clearly gunning for the cloud server market with this chip-the same "microserver" space that Intel is now attacking with part of its Atom line-and some of A15′s design decisions were going to hurt it in the tablet space.
Wired Top Stories Jon Stokes 2011
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The scuttlebutt was that ARM was clearly gunning for the cloud server market with this chip-the same "microserver" space that Intel is now attacking with part of its Atom line-and some of A15's design decisions were going to hurt it in the tablet space.
Ars Technica WIRED 2011
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The scuttlebutt was that ARM was clearly gunning for the cloud server market with this chip-the same "microserver" space that Intel is now attacking with part of its Atom line-and some of A15's design decisions were going to hurt it in the tablet space.
Ars Technica WIRED 2011
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But either way, it expects the market for these lower-powered microserver systems to quickly become a multi-billion dollar enterprise.
Wired Top Stories Robert McMillan 2012
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