XTREME BLADE Trademark

X86, multi-processor based, computer system platform that can be attached to the network to receive and transmit data with various network clients running on Windows, Linux, UNIX, BSD, Mac or other operating systems, is a narrow, vertically mounted server computer, or application computer, system arranged in multitude of 10 or 12 per sub-rack, are mouted to a 7' rack, thus, allowing up to 72 computer blades, that are typically clustered by using clustering software, to be used in high power computing applications such as oil and gas, biomedical, CAD, electronic design, etc;, has various advancements in technology, including 8 DIMM sockets per CPU (doubling the memory capacity of current products in the market), processor scaling between blades which allows multiple blades to combine computing power from 2 way to 4 way