Michael Dell heralds supercomputing fourth wave
"20 watts of energy" #
Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 22:00 GMT
Hmm, would you buy a computer from a man who doesn't know the difference between power and energy?
However, this does represent an opportunity to fill a gap in The Register Big List Of Alternative Units. For instance: "Intel's Nehalem processors, aka Core i7, hit a TDP of 6.5 Brains".
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