54 Processors?
- From: edgould@xxxxxxxxxxxx (Ed Gould)
- Date: 26 Jul 2005 21:46:35 -0700
Now I know I am out of date on this but somewhere in the mists of time, I could swear that IBM came out saying that anthing above 18(??? this is a number I am not sure of) was not good, in fact it was bad as the interprocessor costs was more overhead than they were worth. They sited some physics law (IFIRC) .
Did IBM rethink the "law" or are they just throwing 54 processors out hoping no one will order it?
My memory is cloudy but I seem to recall these statements around the time of the 168MP.
Ed
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