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How long until clouds adopt extreme computing chips?
GigaOM (Oct 4 2011) Servers
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Both mobile and high performance computing are placing huge power efficiency and performance demands on chips, but the real $64,000 question is how long until such extreme computing use cases hit the server mainstream. Asked another way, how long till Amazon adopts ARM-based servers?
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