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#9 Support NUMA Architecture for MS Windows 2003

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2003-04-01
2003-04-01
Richard Riggs
No

This will be need to be supported in order to
address the hypertheading and memory
management in Windows 2003. It is especially
important when implementing this architecture in
a "frame" or "blade" technology such as the IBM X
series hardware or upcoming HP server blades.

Discussion

  • Richard Riggs

    Richard Riggs - 2003-04-01
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  • Daniel Scheibli

    Daniel Scheibli - 2003-04-01

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    I think blade technology is something different not coming
    with NUMA. But you are right, the IBM x440 for example can
    be expanded to a 16 way NUMA machine - so we definitively
    have to deal with such a hardware.

    Daniel

     

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