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My understanding of Xserve was that it was less "server space" and more back-office. I know the back office runs on servers, but server-space makes me think of
by sophacles 15y ago
My understanding of Xserve was that it was less "server space" and more back-office. I know the back office runs on servers, but server-space makes me think of racks of machines in a big server room or data center. I always felt Xserve was just targeting small offices (design companies and the like) that were already apple shops, rather than serious "grown up" servers.
- sp332 15y agoYou may be right in general, but I remember they made a big deal about large server clusters and big-iron, bioinformatics stuff for a while.