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Optimizing Data-Center TCO with Scale-Out Processors

Babak Falsafi, Boris Robert Grot, Pejman Lotfi Kamran
2012
Journal Articles

Abstract

Performance and total cost of ownership (TCO) are key optimization metrics in large-scale data centers. According to these metrics, data centers designed with conventional server processors are inefficient. Recently introduced processors based on low-power cores can improve both throughput and energy efficiency compared to conventional server chips. However, a specialized Scale-Out Processor (SOP) architecture maximizes on-chip computing density to deliver the highest performance per TCO and performance per watt at the data-center level.

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