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The company was running a large server kitted with Barcelona processors. Next to it was a server that looked almost identical and was fitted with the new Shanghai processors--shown here. As Shanghai is a drop-in replacement for Barcelona, working in existing motherboards after a Bios refresh, most new Shanghai servers will be physically identical to their predecessors--at least until mid-2009, when new chipsets will enable new features.

Credit: Colin Barker/ZDNet.co.uk

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