As we have been discussing in the Quad Mac thread, the article is weird:
However, sources recently reported that Apple is performing quality assurance tests on new Power Macs based on IBM's unannounced dual-core PowerPC 970MP processor, code-named "Antares." In order to properly test the systems, which reportedly sport two of the dual-core chips, engineers have been seen upgrading office and testing lab power outlets to enable proper testing of the desktop's power-hungry power supply.
However, I could see Apple being concerned about these liquid cooling systems. I was concerned too when I heard about them for the first time. Still, the article seems odd.
However, sources recently reported that Apple is performing quality assurance tests on new Power Macs based on IBM's unannounced dual-core PowerPC 970MP processor, code-named "Antares." In order to properly test the systems, which reportedly sport two of the dual-core chips, engineers have been seen upgrading office and testing lab power outlets to enable proper testing of the desktop's power-hungry power supply.
However, I could see Apple being concerned about these liquid cooling systems. I was concerned too when I heard about them for the first time. Still, the article seems odd.