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At e.g. 3GHz and 8 cores, you only have 24 instructions to calculate one bit. I guess the limit is the processor.
by southerndrift 8y ago
At e.g. 3GHz and 8 cores, you only have 24 instructions to calculate one bit. I guess the limit is the processor.
- walrus01 8y agoAWS and Google's ASNs are big enough that they probably buy very little transit at all, it all goes out peering ports at major IX points. And PNIs for bgp sessions with major carriers (example: Comcast, RCN, Shaw, Verizon)
- earenndil 8y agoGenerally, cpus (especially modern xeons) run quite a few instructions every cycle.