"680 Gb/s" or "680 GB/s" ? #
Posted Tuesday 5th February 2008 09:44 GMT
It is uncommon to described memory throughput in Gbit/s instead of GByte/s. I think you made the classic mistake of confusing b (bit) with B (byte).
Posted Tuesday 5th February 2008 00:26 GMT
After all, they do still make Itanium servers....
Posted Tuesday 5th February 2008 00:44 GMT
No, but the man from Del Monte', he say "YES!"
<hangs head in shame>
Posted Tuesday 5th February 2008 03:26 GMT
Maybe the Sparc64 VII can compete with the new Itaniums? It's got twice the cores/threads of the Sparc64 VI. Hope it's not so late!
Posted Tuesday 5th February 2008 03:26 GMT
Expect Sun to extend the Fujitsu contract past 2008 and they will rely on Niagara III for their volume sales.
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Posted Tuesday 5th February 2008 09:44 GMT
It is uncommon to described memory throughput in Gbit/s instead of GByte/s. I think you made the classic mistake of confusing b (bit) with B (byte).
Posted Tuesday 5th February 2008 10:37 GMT
Name,
A Classic Feed and/or Speed nonetheless. Very Impressive in both Derivative Takes on Potential Performance.
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