Opinion on Angstrom Microsystems Corp. (AGMS)
Bullish on AGMS ...

Jun 16, 2008 09:59 AM UTC

Marian Filo

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This pick is about: AGMS

Rating:	$0.51 (06/16/08)
Gain/Loss:	+31.37% in 73 days
Target:	in < two weeks
Allocation:	0.0% of portfolio

Angstrom sales continue stock is about to soar

Symbol OTCBB: agms
Corporation: Anstrom-Microsystems
Recent: 51 cents
Strongly Recommend

This is just a start on what is to come we predict it to go Bananas.

End trade day on Friday, Angstrom told us there client Massachusetts
General (MGH) has placed an additional server order for blade servers to
add the already installed base.

100,000 in servers now ordered for this location alone, the orders and business keeps coming strong for AGMS.
I have seen short positions affecting price but agms will go nuts next week.

http://www.angstrom.com/pdf/Angstrom_Green_Computing_Initiati...

Angstrom Microsystems Corp. operates as a server manufacturer and power technology company in the United States. The company holds a perpetual license for two liquid cooling provisional patents, and acceleration software and software technology. Its products include AMS LiquiCool, a hardware solution based on liquid cooling that reduces energy needed to drive the infrastructure for servers; Xfactor Plus, a software solution used to accelerate the performance of systems; Angstrom SuperBlades, which are build-to-order air-cooled blades; and Angstrom titan64 CreatorStations that are quoerquiet dual soecket AMD Opteron workstations for the animation post production industry. The company was founded in 2000. It was formerly known as Angstrom Technologies Corp. and changed its name to Angstrom Microsystems Corp. in April 2008. The company is headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts.

Calculating Cost Savings and Doubling Usable Computing

Some rule-of-thumb numbers:

30 cents for every dollar spent on electricity in a data center is for powering air-conditioning
Much of the power used for air-conditioning is for driving refrigerant compressors that are not needed for the Angstrom LiquiCool solution.
Each air-cooled server (non-Angstrom) uses approximately 50-100 watts to drive air through the server.
Up to 40% of power is lost due to transformation and transmission inefficiencies. Much of this is due to the power supply that converts voltage to those which are usable by the motherboard (– 12v, 5v,3.3v, -12V).
Typical server operates at 200W – 450W
Power in many cities costs 8 cents to 15 cents per kW/hour.

Angstrom has launched its Green Computing Initiative™ in an effort to bring greater efficiency to computer data centers.
Angstrom doubles usable computing
Some provable eye-popping numbers

For every dollar spent by a data center, only 42 cents are not wasted.
For every dollar spent by a data center on an Angstrom LiquiCool solution, over 81 cents are not wasted!
What does this mean? For the same day-to-day costs, your existing infrastructure can support double the number of machines without the need to expand into new facilities.
What does this mean? At 12 cents per kW/hour typical in California), a 500kW facility will save over $200,000 a year in electricity costs!