[Beowulf] A sea of wimpy cores
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Lux, Jim (337C) james.p.lux at jpl.nasa.govFri Sep 17 06:56:13 PDT 2010
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On 9/17/10 6:11 AM, "Bill Rankin" <Bill.Rankin at sas.com> wrote: >> >> >> "may not be preferable to chips with faster but power-hungry cores" >> Yeah - bring it on. Specialist computer rooms, flourinert cooling, >> unusual word sizes, and the HPC expert kept in a windowless room full of used >> coffee mugs. > > Wow, now *that's* an image. On the other hand I can't help but wonder if you > have just shown us the future of GPU-based computing. > > :-) --- If you will recall the novel "The First Deadly Sin".. The bad-guy is an IT manager with the computer in a glass temple, with the acolytes wearing clean-room garb.
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