- Spam protected email address for mailman archive
- Subversion to DVCS - Your mindset has to change as well
- DNMA92, ath9k and hostapd with Voyage Linux
- Slides for Open Source Developer talk at SFD
- Open Source Developer talk at Software Freedom Day 2009 HK
- Building compat-wireless drivers for 2.6.30
- leds-alix2 module in 2.6.30 kernel
- squashfs 4.0 on Debian Lenny and 2.6.30 kernel
- Upgrade Debian Etch Xen 3.0.2 to Lenny Xen 3.2
- Modrewriting viewcvs to viewvc in Apache2
Itanium 2 outpaced Power4
From my previous article
,
it is known that a single Itanium 2 could perform sightly better than
Power4 used in Regatta p690. Not suprisingly, ZDNet
reports
that NEC already built
a 32-way Itanium server that beats 32-way p690 in
TPC
benchmark.
The Itanium 2 chips used by NEC is McKinley-base chips. This report hints that Itanium
servers could also be scalable when comparing to RISC-based 32-processor configuration.
Itanium 2 starts to draw public attention and gain momentum. Will the new Madison-based
Itanium 2 outperform other RISC based chip later this year? IBM
claims
that
its upcoming Power5 performs 4 times better than Power4. We will wait
and see how it goes. Stay tuned.


