Post by Admin on Jul 3, 2016 8:06:11 GMT -5
"Another major highlight of the openSUSE Conference was the announcement by Norman Fraser, CEO of SoftIron, of the release of a new ARM server running openSUSE Leap. “Many developers want more than what the DIY boards can offer but only need specific parts of the functionality delivered by full on enterprise systems,” Fraser said in a statement.
SoftIron is offering Overdrive 1000, an entry-level 64-bit ARM developer system that features the AMD Opteron A1100 series processor (4 x 64-bit ARM Cortex A57 Cores), Quad core ARM64 SoC and 8GB DDR4 memory; 1TB HDD with fast direct-attach SATA 3.0 ports; 2x USB 3.0; Wirespeed 1Gbps throughput; Low and predictable energy consumption at 45 watts max. The server will retail for $599."
www.cio.com/article/3088911/cloud-computing/opensuse-comes-to-linode.html
The SoftIron variant definitely sounds like X-Gene.
SoftIron is offering Overdrive 1000, an entry-level 64-bit ARM developer system that features the AMD Opteron A1100 series processor (4 x 64-bit ARM Cortex A57 Cores), Quad core ARM64 SoC and 8GB DDR4 memory; 1TB HDD with fast direct-attach SATA 3.0 ports; 2x USB 3.0; Wirespeed 1Gbps throughput; Low and predictable energy consumption at 45 watts max. The server will retail for $599."
www.cio.com/article/3088911/cloud-computing/opensuse-comes-to-linode.html
The SoftIron variant definitely sounds like X-Gene.