[ Thanks to Mark
Brunelli for this link. ]
“The hundreds of servers that made up Magma Design Automation’s
Linux-based clustering environment took up too much space, ran too
hot and were difficult to manage from a central location.“When you’re in the business of providing hosted software to
some of the biggest semi-conductor companies in the world, the
efficiency of your server cluster is of paramount importance. It
was apparent to Magma’s executives that the time to make a change
had come…”
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