BW: Silicon Valley Research Software Achieves Two Fold Performance Increase Running On Linux | Linux Today

BW: Silicon Valley Research Software Achieves Two Fold Performance Increase Running On Linux

Written By
Web Webster
Web Webster
Dec 13, 1999

“Silicon Valley Research…announced today that it has
successfully completed benchmarks of the latest version of its
software running on Red Hat Linux 6.1.”

“The Company’s application engineers routed a 500K net, 5-layer
design with an upcoming release of its QICROUTE software
application. The benchmark was run on both a Sun Microsystems Ultra
60 Model 1450 running on Solaris 2.6 and a Gigabyte GA-71X PC with
a 750 MHZ AMD Athlon processor running on Red Hat Linux 6.1.”

The Solaris system was able to complete the benchmark in a
little over 8 hours while the Linux system completed in just under
4 hours
,” stated James Benouis, President and CEO of SVR. “We
consistently saw more than a two fold performance increase with the
Linux PC. Running on Linux allowed us to route an amazing two
thousand nets per minute.”


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Web Webster

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