Comparing to a TilePRO running memcached is disingenuous – the TilePRO running Linux doesn't have the zero-copy network I/O the GX does, and shuttling packets t

Comparing to a TilePRO running memcached is disingenuous – the TilePRO running Linux doesn't have the zero-copy network I/O the GX does, and shuttling packets through Linux adds a ton of context switching overhead. You could do this – heck, probably even twice this – easily on a processor with an integrated NIC like the TileGX or the Broadcom XLP. Is there a market for these things? Should I quit my job and make this product?