http://www.zdnet.com/intels-grunty-xeon-e7v2-powers-analytics-smac-down-7000026731/
Ongoing increases in data-centre compute capacity are being largely driven by demand for compute-intensive data analytics as big-data strategies take hold and executives warm to the prospects of real-time data analytics, according to Intel.
Intel-DavidMellersIncreased demand for quick analytics turnaround gives data centres an appetite for additional CPU power: Mellers. Photo: David Braue
Speaking at the launch of the company's "grunty and powerful" Intel Xeon E7v2 CPU – an upgrade to its Xeon E7 processor that packs 15 CPU cores and delivers twice the performance, thrice the memory support, and four times the I/O bandwidth of its predecessor – Intel ANZ enterprise solutions group manager David Mellers said that the latest boost in processor grunt would hasten the transition to a 'SMAC stack' within enterprise customers.
SMAC – an acronym that has gained currency to reflect the new core enterprise model built around social, mobile, analytics and cloud technologies – reflects "the huge focus on agility," Mellers said.
"Enterprise IT is under enormous pressure as they implement technologies for virtualised solutions with much faster deployment times. That, in turn, is driving a flattening of the data centre to a fabric of standardised computing
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Ongoing increases in data-centre compute capacity are being largely driven by demand for compute-intensive data analytics as big-data strategies take hold and executives warm to the prospects of real-time data analytics, according to Intel.
Intel-DavidMellersIncreased demand for quick analytics turnaround gives data centres an appetite for additional CPU power: Mellers. Photo: David Braue
Speaking at the launch of the company's "grunty and powerful" Intel Xeon E7v2 CPU – an upgrade to its Xeon E7 processor that packs 15 CPU cores and delivers twice the performance, thrice the memory support, and four times the I/O bandwidth of its predecessor – Intel ANZ enterprise solutions group manager David Mellers said that the latest boost in processor grunt would hasten the transition to a 'SMAC stack' within enterprise customers.
SMAC – an acronym that has gained currency to reflect the new core enterprise model built around social, mobile, analytics and cloud technologies – reflects "the huge focus on agility," Mellers said.
"Enterprise IT is under enormous pressure as they implement technologies for virtualised solutions with much faster deployment times. That, in turn, is driving a flattening of the data centre to a fabric of standardised computing
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