slow on HPUX, SunOS, fast on MS Win2K and Linux?
Cameron Laird
claird at lairds.com
Fri Nov 8 11:39:21 EST 2002
In article <bxaivQEVTxy9EwsF at hiredata.gol.com>,
Ian Parker <parker at gol.com> wrote:
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>In a previous incarnation as a datacentre manager, I was increasingly
>embarrassed that of all the "serious" machines in our datacentre (Sun,
>IBM and HP, Compaq Alpha) only the some of Compaq Alphaservers were
>faster, CPU for CPU, than the recent Intel boxes. We bought the
>"serious" machines for more for their multiprocessing, large memory, i/o
>bandwidth or even OS (e.g. for VMS or Tru64 UNIX clustering).
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This is somehow even more so for mainframes, whose
CPU performance for decades has been mediocre, but
which remain champs at moving data around.
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Cameron Laird <Cameron at Lairds.com>
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