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Mac Systems > Apple > Xserve | Also see: Mac Pro & Mac mini
The Xserve series, Apple's most "heavy-duty" server line since the Network Server models, combined fast architectures in compact space-saving cases designed to be placed in industry-standard racks. Complete Xserve technical specs are below.
Although the Xserve was the first Apple series to be rack-mountable, the first rack-mountable Macs were from long forgotten Mac clone maker Marathon Computer.
On November 5, 2010, Apple quietly announced that the Xserve line would no longer be sold after January 31, 2011. To replace the Xserve, the company introduced Server configurations of the Mac Pro alongside previously introduced Mac mini Server models. The Mac Pro and Mac mini Server options also were discontinued, on October 22, 2013 and October 16, 2014, respectively.
Also see: Mac Pro, Mac mini & Mac Server G4.
Click the triangle to the left of a system to open "Quick Specs" -- identifiers and basic configuration details -- and click on the name or image for complete specifications. You also can lookup an Xserve by its serial number and other identifiers.
Asterisks indicate that important details are provided on the applicable specs page.
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