eh, Intel, right now, could own the microserver/power sensitive server market. The Pentium 350 is a step in that direction, If they'd sell me pentium 350 chips, I could sell very fast, very cheap servers with ecc ram. But Intel won't sell them to me.
Intel has a long history of nerfing their low-end products so that they compete less with their high end products.
The question is will intel make a good low end chip (and not castrate it) before arm makes a reasonable server board? I mean, it's clear that Intel /can/ the question is if it /will/.
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eh, Intel, right now, could own the microserver/power sensitive server market. The Pentium 350 is a step in that direction, If they'd sell me pentium 350 chips, I could sell very fast, very cheap servers with ecc ram. But Intel won't sell them to me.
Intel has a long history of nerfing their low-end products so that they compete less with their high end products.
The question is will intel make a good low end chip (and not castrate it) before arm makes a reasonable server board? I mean, it's clear that Intel /can/ the question is if it /will/.