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Occasionally, blizzard does something charitable to improve its reputation. What does blizzard do this time? They are going to hold a charity auction benefitting ST.Jude Children’s
Server blades to be auctioned: Agamaggan, Aggramar, Al'Akir, Alexstrasza, Alleria, Antonidas, Arathor, Archimonde, Argent Dawn, Aszune, Azjol-Nerub, Baelgun, Blackhand, Bladefist, Bloodhoof, Bloodscalp, Burning Blade, Burning Legion, Cho'gall, Crushridge, Daggerspine, Dalaran, Deathwing, Destromath, Die Silberne Hand, Doomhammer, Draenor, Dragonblight, Dragonmaw, Dunemaul, Earthen Ring, Elune, Emerald Dream, Eredar, Frostmourne, Genjuros, Gorgonnash, Gul'dan, Hyjal, Illidan, Kael'Thas, Kirin Tor, Madmortem, Malfurion, Ner'zhul, Nozdormu, Perenolde, Runetotem, Sargeras, Shadowsong, Shattered Hand, Silvermoon, Sinstralis, Skullcrusher, Spinebreaker, Stormrage, Stormreaver, Stormscale, Sunstrider, Terenas, Theradras, Thunderhorn, Turalyon, Twilight's Hammer, Zenedar, Zuluhed.
About the auction: the sever blades can be bought through Ebay. All of the players’ cost will be donated to St.Jude hospital and blizzard will not charge for factorage, for handling charges such as packaging and
Remark:
Server blade: A blade is literally a self-contained server, which collectively fits into an enclosure with other blades. The enclosure provides the power, cooling, connectivity, and management to each blade. The blade servers themselves contain only the core processing elements, making them hot-swappable. HP refers to the entire package as a BladeSystem. By consolidating and housing multiple servers in a single enclosure, energy costs are significantly reduced, cabling is drastically reduced and managing servers is simplified.
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, founded in 1962, is a leading pediatric treatment and research facility focused on children's catastrophic diseases. It is located in
In 1996, Peter C. Doherty, Ph.D., of St. Jude Children's
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