AMD’s SeaMicro SM15000 Achieves CDH4 Certification

[RedundantInk]

The company's Sea Micro SM15000 severs are the first fabric-based computing servers to receive the certification from Cloudera.

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[Soda-88]

The company's Sea Micro SM15000 severs are the first fabric-based computing servers to receive the certification from Cloudera.

 

[BulkZerker]

AMD's SeaMicro SM15000 is currently available in the following configurations
SM15000-XN: 64 Quad Core Servers with Intel Xeon E3-1265Lv2 processors
SM15000-XE: 64 Quad Core Servers with Intel Xeon E3-1260L processors
SM15000-64: 256 Dual Core Servers with Intel Atom N570 processors

wat

 

[nukemaster]

I was thinking the same thing

But with AMD also making video cards(re badged for other things) that can do open CL, you can still get an "AMD" system

 

[blazorthon]

[citation][nom]BulkZerker[/nom]wat[/citation]

AMD owns SeaMicro and in the interest of not getting ignored by the enterprise community, they still sell servers with Intel CPUs as well as servers with AMD CPUs instead of exclusively using AMD CPUs because a lot of customers may prefer Intel. AMD isn't going to shut Intel out of that because AMD makes more money by selling the Intel servers than they would if they didn't sell them.

 

[nukemaster]

[citation][nom]BulkZerker[/nom]wat[/citation]

AMD owns SeaMicro and in the interest of not getting ignored by the enterprise community, they still sell servers with Intel CPUs as well as servers with AMD CPUs instead of exclusively using AMD CPUs because a lot of customers may prefer Intel. AMD isn't going to shut Intel out of that because AMD makes more money by selling the Intel servers than they would if they didn't sell them.

Yeah, but imagine Nvidia buying a company and still letting them sell AMD cards? It would never happen. It is strange at first sight.

 

[blazorthon]

[citation][nom]BulkZerker[/nom]wat[/citation]

AMD owns SeaMicro and in the interest of not getting ignored by the enterprise community, they still sell servers with Intel CPUs as well as servers with AMD CPUs instead of exclusively using AMD CPUs because a lot of customers may prefer Intel. AMD isn't going to shut Intel out of that because AMD makes more money by selling the Intel servers than they would if they didn't sell them.

Yeah, but imagine Nvidia buying a company and still letting them sell AMD cards? It would never happen. It is strange at first sight.

Then it's a good thing that AMD isn't Nvidia if that was the situation

 

[madjimms]

I could get into some serious trouble with that kind of power. Imagine cracking RAR files & such.

 

[greghome]

[citation][nom]Andrea11[/nom]upto I saw the paycheck ov $7368, I have faith ...that...my sister was like actualie receiving money in their spare time online.. there neighbour had bean doing this 4 less than eighteen months and recently cleared the dept on their home and purchased a top of the range Lancia. this is where I went, www.fly38.com[/citation]

No, I think these servers cost more than USD 7368....correct me if I'm wrong

 

[nukemaster]

[citation][nom]Andrea11[/nom]upto I saw the paycheck ov $7368, I have faith ...that...my sister was like actualie receiving money in their spare time online.. there neighbour had bean doing this 4 less than eighteen months and recently cleared the dept on their home and purchased a top of the range Lancia. this is where I went, www.******.com[/citation]

No, I think these servers cost more than USD 7368....correct me if I'm wrong

If you can edit out the offending website in your quote it would be good
7368 for one of those servers would be great