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Trying to give customers a tool to analyze products, major server vendors have created a new power consumption standard

Speed and heat are out at the world's largest chipmaker; power management and cool are in. This week Intel will reveal details about a new chip architecture that will allow the company to put a lid on the runaway power consumption of its Pentium 4 and Xeon chips and to create chips with more than one processing core.

Hewlett-Packard Co. is announcing five new servers, including a new blade server and a new rack server, along with two new storage products aimed at the entry-level storage area network (SAN) market.