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> has hyper-threading (!!!) meaning you get 384 threads isn't SMT turned off in shared-tenant scenarios now due to security concerns
by ChocolateGod 2y ago
> has hyper-threading (!!!) meaning you get 384 threads
isn't SMT turned off in shared-tenant scenarios now due to security concerns
- wmf 2y agoNo, you can use core scheduling to assign both threads to the same tenant.
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