If you heard a thump Monday, that was the cost of memory crashing. What cost maybe five grand last week can now be had for, oh, $1,500. See, Monday was when ex-AMD CTO Fred Weber's stealth start-up, MetaRAM, came out of hiding sporting an attention-grabbing way to cut the price of a computer system outfitted with four quad processors and 256GB of main memory from $500,000 to below $50,000.
Jeremy Geelan wrote: Dr von Eicken will be giving a technical session at SYS-CON's "Cloud Computing Expo" (November 19-21, 2008) - a major adjunct to the 4th International Virtualization Conference & Expo being held at The Fairmont Hotel in...
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