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***ServerWorks (Reliance Computer Corporation)

From: http://www.quepublishing.com/articles/article.aspx?p=481869&seqNum=7

"Starting in 1997, ServerWorks (a Broadcom company originally known as
Reliance Computer  Corporation) introduced  its first  server chipsets
for Intel  processors. Today, ServerWorks  is second only to  Intel as
the major supplier of server chipsets for Intel-based servers.

Early ServerWorks chipsets included the ServerSet I (also known as the
Champion 1.0 chipset)  and the ServerSet II. ServerSet  I supported up
to  six   Pentium  Pro   processors  and   featured  two   32-bit  PCI
buses. ServerSet  II supported up  to four Pentium II  Xeon processors
and  featured  a 64-bit  PCI  bus.  These chipsets  were  discontinued
several years ago."

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