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To: pgerassi who wrote (141029)	8/9/2001 5:25:30 PM
From: Mary Cluney	Read Replies (2) of 186894

Pete, <<<That was a direct quote from the post. The 347,045 servers was for US unit sales. Go back and read that post quoting CBS Marketwatch. >>> You know darn well the CBS Marketwatch reported Q2 server sales of 973,784 from the beginning of the report. You chose to use the US unit sales figure hidden in a later paragraph in a deceitful manner. <<<You do know what a lower bound is?>>> Do you know disingenuous? I digressed. Here is an example that you will be seeing more and more of illustrating CPU to system ratios. <<<Intel today announced that its Itanium(TM) family of processors will be used to build a distributed scientific computing system expected to be the largest of its kind in the world. The computing system, dubbed the ``TeraGrid,'' is part of a $53 million award by the National Science Foundation (NSF) to four facilities to address complex scientific research by creating a Distributed Terascale Facility (DTF). The TeraGrid will link computers powered by more than 3,300 Intel® Itanium family processors . It will be capable of more than 13.6 trillion calculations per second (13.6 teraflops) and have the ability to store, access and share more than 450 trillion bytes of information. >>> Using a conservative lower/upper bound Itanium processor cost of $3000/6000, the 3300 Itanium processors would account for $9.9M - $19.8M cost of the $53M system or 18-36 % of system (not server) cost that include ability to store, access and share more than 450 trillion bytes of information. biz.yahoo.com Mary

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