HP to launch 6-core processors in a new series of workstations, the company said on today. The company released xw9400 workstation; it can use a maximum of two new six-core AMD Opteron chips. The chip, code-named Istanbul, will provide faster performance, and the same number of power companies as early AMD quad-core Opteron chip.

The xw9400 is the unique workstation in the market to sustain the Istanbul processor, mainly for the server. Workstation for users who work especially on data-intensive programs in positions like engineering design, research and digital content creation.

Other options include chip quad-core Opteron 2000 Series processor, 2.3GHz and 3.1GHz between the L3 cache has three 6M. The six-core version of the operating between 2.2GHz and 2.6GHz with 6M three L3 cache. Workstation also supports the Opteron 2000 series dual-core chip. Two-chip configuration to support up to 64GB of memory and a single-chip configuration to support maximum 32GB of memory, up to 5TB of storage capacity. It is equipped with the Windows Vista operating system. It also supports up to four monitors using NVIDIA technology for those who require additional display.

From the United States of 1,899 U.S. dollars workstation dual-core chip. Workstation Hewlett-Packard in the worldwide web. AMD officially launched the company last month, held in Istanbul Computex trade show in Taiwan. AMD rival Intel in the chip with the processor core will be more in order to enhance chip performance and lessen power utilization. Intel has also stated ideas for its upcoming 8 core Nehalem processors by early of next year, when AMD will be set with its 12-core chip, code-named Man-Hours.