Fagyal Csongor wrote:
Slightly OT, but...
The "redundant" in "redundant power system" makes this sort of thing
very unlikely. For example, if you have two systems with a 1%
probability of failing, the probability that both will fail is one
one-hundredth of 1%.
Well, if it is not the "crossbar" that fails.
In _theory_ it is a good approximation to do a multiplication on the
probabilities...
Yeah -- I'm simplifying for the sake of illustrating a point.
Anyways... use a cluster. ;-)
I was under the impressions that our co-lo did. Anyhow, when I found out
more, I'll post it.
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