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One problem with making the package larger is the relativistic effects of longer wires. Anyway, the idea of writing code to manipulate 2000 watts of power bill
by progrus 3y ago
One problem with making the package larger is the relativistic effects of longer wires.
Anyway, the idea of writing code to manipulate 2000 watts of power billions of times a second, on a desk, is kinda scary! Wow!
- rbanffy 3y agoIBM has been pushing that envelope for quite some time, with both POWER and Z. The Telum cooling system looks scary. https://twitter.com/PatrickMoorhead/status/1524031906794426370/photo/2 https://twitter.com/PatrickMoorhead/status/15240319067944263... In return, you get a 5 GHz base clock, but the "BMC" is two x86-based servers running Linux that, among other things, make sure cooling is working properly before applying power to the CPU/memory modules (and to shut everything down as soon as it goes off-nominal). And, definitely, none of that gear is designed for home use.