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Good point
That's exactly what I was thinking as I read the article. Never needing to compare prices, I don't know which way to go based on cost, but it makes more sense to me. The only thing I can see as a distinct advantage would be the ability to only have to pull one blade and replace it if the board goes down as opposed to replacing an entire server board.
Posted by: JMarchesoni   Posted on: 06/15/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Blades make no sense  Roger Ramjet | 06/15/06
Good point  JMarchesoni | 06/15/06
How about reducing cabling by 90+% ?  JackPastor | 06/30/06
Have you ever worked in a data center ??  JackPastor | 06/16/06
yes, there is an x86 box that scales to 32 CPUs  vconroy@... | 06/20/06
A Kludge  JackPastor | 06/30/06

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