Hi everyone, I'm on the road in a couple of weeks for my first trip to China visiting the Spring Intel Developer Forum in Shanghai. While I'm really excited to visit China, I'm also looking forward to seeing all kinds of new technology in action. I'll be adding to this blog during the event and would like to get more ideas from this community before I head out.
I recently found this simple animation that breaks down the Xeon processor family into bite-sized chunks and explains which Xeon-based servers are best suited to meet common IT and business needs.
I shared it last week when traveling with customers in Taiwan and it was well received.
What do you think of this video?
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