2011/11/2 0 <0...@0throot.com>:
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> It looks like, it is meant for running highly parallel applications. [...]
>
> By general-purpose computing, I meant something like running adhoc
> applications on the CPU. Moonshot is meant only to run certain types of
> applications.
Agreed :)
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2011/11/2 Yogesh Girikumar :
> 2011/11/2 0 <0...@0throot.com>:
>>
>> IMO, This limits the platform greatly and HP is just trying something
>> different.
>> Although, It will be good see a platform challenging the dominance of
>> x86 and ending Intel's monopoly.
>
> http://arm.com/community/softwa
2011/11/2 0 <0...@0throot.com>:
>
> IMO, This limits the platform greatly and HP is just trying something
> different.
> Although, It will be good see a platform challenging the dominance of
> x86 and ending Intel's monopoly.
http://arm.com/community/software-enablement/linux.php
I also urge yo
2011/11/2 0 <0...@0throot.com>:
>
> But it uses ARM and not meant for general purpose computing. IMO, This
> limits the platform greatly and HP is just trying something different.
> Although, It will be good see a platform challenging the dominance of
> x86 and ending Intel's monopoly.
I don't see
> 89% power savings
> 94% space savings
> 63% cost savings
> 2,800 servers into a single HP Redstone Server Development Platform rack unit
> Each Core consumes 1.5 w
> Each server unit (card sized) consumes 5 wats
But it uses ARM and not meant for general purpose computing. IMO, This
limits the p
2011/11/2 0 <0...@0throot.com>:
This Moonshot thing is really badass:
89% power savings
94% space savings
63% cost savings
2,800 servers into a single HP Redstone Server Development Platform rack unit
Each Core consumes 1.5 w
Each server unit (card sized) consumes 5 wats
Don't believe me? check
> I am new to the community and have just got introduced to the world of open
> source. I am working at EFY, which uses open source software. I would be
> candid enough to say that I am in love with this. I follow every single
> discussion on LUG, but I am not technically sound enough to be a part
On Wed, 02 Nov 2011 12:29:59 +0530, 0 <0...@0throot.com> wrote:
>> HP has rolled out ultra-low-power servers designed for large Web
>> applications, search engines, and social networking firms. The project is
>> termed as Project Moonshot. These tiny servers from HP make use of cell
>> phone-type
On Wed, Nov 2, 2011 at 10:42 AM, Sankarshan Mukhopadhyay
wrote:
> On Wed, Nov 2, 2011 at 10:28 AM, diksha gupta
>> they consume 89 per cent less power than conventional servers. The servers
>> will run only Canonical and Red Hat Linux, and not Windows.
>>
>> http://www.efytimes.com/e1/72443/fullne
> HP has rolled out ultra-low-power servers designed for large Web
> applications, search engines, and social networking firms. The project is
> termed as Project Moonshot. These tiny servers from HP make use of cell
> phone-type components in a server architecture. The company claims that
> they c
On Wed, Nov 2, 2011 at 10:28 AM, diksha gupta
wrote:
> HP has rolled out ultra-low-power servers designed for large Web
> applications, search engines, and social networking firms. The project is
> termed as Project Moonshot. These tiny servers from HP make use of cell
> phone-type components in a
HP has rolled out ultra-low-power servers designed for large Web
applications, search engines, and social networking firms. The project is
termed as Project Moonshot. These tiny servers from HP make use of cell
phone-type components in a server architecture. The company claims that
they consume 89
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