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Few of us have come across the word OpenDaylight in polite conversation lately, however many years we have spent using and managing networks. It is, however, one of a number of related words that we are all going to be using a great deal over the next 12 to 18 months. Let us look at what it is and, more importantly, the wider …

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  1. Graham 24

    Double very two years?

    "Also CPUs tend to become 20 to 25 per cent faster year over year, so almost double every two years"

    25% per year is a 56% over two years, not doubling.

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    1. Muhammad Imran/mi1400
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      Re: Double very two years?

      Strange to see ur comment and two likes for you... u r going for litterals... the "tendancy" is 25% improvement and every 2 years or so AMD/Intel revise their fabrication hence the jump is different. Thnk of intel's Tick Tock. with every tick there is a total overhual. so plz instead of decieving people... try to understand why the guy would have said something "seemingly" irrational.

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      1. Adrian L
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        Re: Double very two years?

        Replace the word "so" with "and" and you could be right but with the word "so" in there as reported, the sentence clearly states that a 25% increase per year over two years has the effect of doubling which it doesn't.

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  2. Anonymous Coward
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    Excellent Post

    The opening sentence didn't make very much sense but the rest of the article was very interesting. Good insight.

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    1. JerseyDaveC
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      Re: Excellent Post

      Delighted you liked the feature - it was enjoyable to do, as the vendor contacts were refreshingly willing to give their honest opinions and to get a bit technical.

      And I'll make the Ed buy me a pint when I see him next to make up for munging my first sentence :-)

      Thanks again,

      Dave (author)

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