[Beowulf] Workloads for Dell VIA Nano?
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John Hearns hearnsj at googlemail.comSun May 17 02:46:16 PDT 2009
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http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/05/15/dell_does_via_nano/ OK, so these things are 1.6Ghz and not whizzy multicore Shanghai/Nehalems, but they're packing them in the size of a drive bay and they draw 30 watts at peak load. Room on board for 3gig, and a rotating or solid state drive. And I've just noticed - you can't buy them unless you ask nicely. With the solid state drive, I'd say definite applications in vehicle on board clustering. Image recognition for robotic vehicles? Or beyond the data centre, applications as a server farm in mobile environments where you don't have a lot of power? Roll it off the truck in a flight case, pay some attention to water and dust proofing, hook it up via a small UPS for line conditioning and power sags and you're off and running.
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