Appro, a leading provider of high-performance enterprise computing systems, announces today that Appro’s new XtremeBlade, HyperBlade servers and workstations will support Dual-Core AMD Opteron processors Model 880 and Model 280. Appro’s high-performance and versatile servers are highly scalable for cluster solutions and are expected to achieve even higher performance with Dual-Core AMD64 technology. These products will offer the highest performing processor in the market, providing a huge potential for Appro customers looking to get more computing power with less wattage. By supporting the new AMD Opteron processors, Appro will also take advantage of HyperTransport technology and AMD’s Direct Connect Architecture. “The release of the new Dual-Core AMD Opteron processors Model 880 and Model 280 reiterates AMD’s commitment to offering an industry-leading performance/watt architecture, while improving customers’ overall value propositions. Appro is happy to collaborate with AMD to offer Dual-Core AMD Opteron processor-based server clusters and workstation solutions,” said Daniel Kim, CEO of Appro. “Working together, Appro and AMD provide customer-focused innovations that our High-Performance and Enterprise computing customers’ require.” “The latest models of the Dual-Core AMD Opteron processor are a perfect fit for companies like Appro offering server-cluster solutions for the high-performance computing and enterprise markets,” said Pat Patla, director, Server/Workstation Marketing, Microprocessor Solutions Sector, AMD. “Appro’s blade servers and workstations supporting AMD64 dual-core technology will help meet customers’ requirements for the highest performance-per-watt computing with an excellent return on investment.”