The ware from November 2008 was a Sicortex CPU node from one of their older machines. Some nifty facts about the board —
Module (27 6-way SMP CPUs + 54 DDR2 DIMMs) is powered by 10A/48V, with 68 software-visible temperature sensors.
The fabric connectors have 702 differential pairs running at 2 GHz mesochronous; insertion force is 120+ pounds. Now that’s what I’m talking about! Master Knight (who taught me everything I know about computers) had a saying: “It’s the wires, stupid!” (or connectors in this case). This is a nice array of connectors.
Module weight, fully populated, is greater than 25 pounds; the PCB is 0.122″ thick and it has 24 layers.
My kinda ware. Thanks again to Bobby Woods-Corwin for sharing this beautiful piece of hardware.
Oh, and the winner: Joe Bleau! Nice work on nailing down the module. I’m always impressed at how fast people guess these wares. email me to claim your prize!
“The fabric connectors have 702 differential pairs running at 2 GHz mesochronous; insertion force is 120+ pounds.” That’s fantastic.
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