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« OpenSolaris Scheduli... | Main | Power Optimized... »
Tuesday Aug 21, 2007
Driving towards efficient performance
For the most part, and especially with respect to data center class server systems, driving the performance component of the price : performance ratio has been our focus. But the economics of the industry are shifting...even evolving, as systems initial purchase price represents a decreasingly significant component of their "total cost of ownership" thanks to rising power and cooling costs. This trend coupled with the realization that overall data center utilization remains low (15% or so), implies the opportunities in this space are enormous.

Although performance remains key, at what cost should that performance be delivered? We *must* engineer systems to deliver the performance that Sun / Solaris customers have come to expect while using no more resources than is necessary to do so. Beyond performance, we must deliver efficiency. Therein lies the challenge of Project Tesla

Posted at 09:00AM Aug 21, 2007 by Eric Saxe in Solaris  | 

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