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In any situation where power and cooling are effectively not your bottleneck, density becomes a limit on how much you can put in your server room. (Even if they
by rincebrain 2y ago
In any situation where power and cooling are effectively not your bottleneck, density becomes a limit on how much you can put in your server room. (Even if they eventually become your bottleneck, you might conceive of a situation where you build out to 75% capacity in 50% or less of the space to let you put in more efficient future versions in the other physical volume, or something.)
I would imagine any of the big cloud providers, for the ones providing x86, would probably love to buy something like this to improve the density of what they can offer...