AMD and Intel dual core dedicated hosting

Dual core dedicated hosting

Dual core technology puts two processor cores into a single socket, helping to increase your server's performance where it counts - processing performance - especially when working with business-critical applications and high-end hosting servers. The processor can simultaneously handle multiple threads at a faster rate, helping to reduce lag time when running more than one application. A dual-core processor boosts multitasking computing power and improves the throughput of multithreaded applications.

AMD dual core technology
The latest AMD dual core servers deliver the processing performance needed to keep your business running smoothly. Suitable for both Windows and Linux AMD dual core technology increase the performance of your server by up to 80%, giving you more processing capacity, greater efficiency and the scalability to grow with your expanding business computing needs.

Find out more about AMD dual core dedicated hosting to boost the performance of your online business.

Dual core Intel hosting
Intel’s new dual core Pentium D processor technology for Windows and Linux delivers a wide range of benefits from increased performance and efficiency today to enhanced scalability for tomorrow's computing needs. Intel's dual core brings the latest in computing power to businesses, increasing multi-tasking and productivity, security, and manageability while maximising return on investment.

Find out more about Intel dual core dedicated hosting as the solution for your business.

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