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  • scineram - Tuesday, December 14, 2021 - link

    It's a socketed CPU, not embedded. Just the single socket SKU.
  • geekinasuit - Tuesday, December 14, 2021 - link

    The embedded designation is not about the socket, it has to do with intended use in industrial applications, it's about low failure rate and comes with long term support.
  • TomWomack - Thursday, December 16, 2021 - link

    What's the target customer for this box? I can understand wanting compute near your storage, but I don't understand wanting as little as one 16-core Epyc per 1.4 petabytes - what do they gain from using something that minimal rather than a dual-64-core?

    I guess a small Epyc is probably the cheapest source of enough PCIe lanes to drive 84*12Gb/s, but then you don't sell it as a compute solution.
  • mode_13h - Saturday, December 18, 2021 - link

    > I don't understand wanting as little as one 16-core Epyc per 1.4 petabytes

    Maybe some databases that charge a per-core license fee?

    Otherwise, I'd say this is simply designed to run a customer-managed storage stack. It's enough compute power for that.
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