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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ibnanv" data-source="post: 18439672" data-attributes="member: 218596">Gigabyte announced two server products that utilize Cavium's ThunderX  ARMv8 architecture to pack 384 cores into a 4-node, 2U package. The new  H270-T70 server brings x86 alternative processing power to hyperscale  with the new MY70-HD0 dual socket motherboard.   The new server uses two 48-core ARMv8 2.5 GHz ThunderX processors per  node with up to 1 TB of DDR4 running at 2400 MHz and two Cortina CS4343  40 Gbps NICs. Full IPMI 2.0 remote management is also included per node  with remote boot, reset, image mounting and complete system  monitoring/diagnostics. The processing power combined with high speed  DRAM is topped off by high speed interconnects to support datacenter  workloads.   <img src="http://media.bestofmicro.com/2/Z/500363/gallery/02_w_600.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />  DDR4 support comes in 64 slots, 16 per node, that take advantage of  ECC technology. DDR4 increases DRAM bandwidth by 50 percent while  consuming 35 percent less power than previous-generation registered ECC  DDR3. With up to 1 TB of DRAM per node, your workload can scale-out  further.   To ensure each node is not bottlenecked by network constraints, each  node features dual 40 GbE QSFP+ fiber ports powered by the Cortina  CS4343 controllers. Users can expect sub-1 millisecond latency for high  bandwidth applications while consuming little power. "We have already developed and released ARM-based products oriented  toward lightweight workloads and storage applications," said Gigabyte's  Alex Liu. "But now with the MT70-HD0 and the H270-T70, we are adding the  industry's first cache-coherent two-socket ARM platform to our  portfolio using Cavium ThunderX processors, enabling a solution suitable  for datacenter grade workloads. We have already begun initial shipments  of these systems."  The system is powered by dual 1600 W redundant power supplies with 80  Plus Platinum efficiency. Each of the four nodes holds four 2.5" drive  bays, and dual USB 3.0 ports on the front provide easy access for  software installations.   The new H270-T70 server is shipping now, but we have yet to receive pricing information.</blockquote>

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