23%
31.10.2025
(without disks)
000 (without disks)
~US$ 1,600 and up(without disks)
~US$ 1,000 (without disks)
Hardware
Processor
Dual-core Intel core i3-2120 processor 3
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02.03.2018
, database servers, video servers, and very large supercomputers, including all of those in the TOP500 [1]. All of these computers have very different requirements, some of which include responsiveness to user
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14.11.2013
, was originally developed at the University of Cambridge and commercially marketed by the company XenSource. It changed hands in 2007 for no less than US$ 500 million. The purchaser? Citrix.
A long series
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21.12.2017
^15 floating point operations per second). In total, almost 500TB of main memory and nearly 20PB of external memory are available for data.
In addition to high computing power, SuperMUC also displays impressive
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17.06.2017
own registries, connections to directory services, and centralized management of credentials. The Standard Edition will cost $1,500 per year and node (virtual machine or dedicated server). The Advanced
23%
18.02.2018
with approximately 8,200 cores each, and six newer islands with 14,300 cores each. It achieves a speed of around 6 petaFLOPS (10^15 floating-point operations per second). In total, almost 500TB of main memory
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28.11.2023
by PyAD [5] [6], which is significant when a query returns more than 1,500 results.
Moving Objects in AD
PyAD does not limit you to generating and querying AD objects. The library can also generate
23%
15.01.2014
monitoring data, then you will be limited in how many metrics, how frequently, and how many nodes can push data to the collection node. A shared GigE (1,000Mbps) network used for application communications
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01.04.2014
, network latency, and on and on. I could spend 1,000 pages discussing the problems that influence page load time and never address the bigger picture I endeavor to tackle in this article. Herein, I focus
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02.03.2012
, and because of its diminutive code base, exceptionally secure. How secure? You might well ask Well, how does a US$ 1,000 reward sound if you discover a security hole? You have to admit that such an offer
