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Cavium's products have traditionally been geared more towards high end routers. Their chips have traditionally had massive amounts of networking bandwidth, but
by Sanddancer 12y ago
Cavium's products have traditionally been geared more towards high end routers. Their chips have traditionally had massive amounts of networking bandwidth, but very little I/O for things like storage, or even RAM. Their ARM stuff looks like they may be about to change that, but details there are still rather scant.