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Data centre networking: SDDC
In the previous blogs, we covered the architecture and main drivers behind software-defined networking. In this one, we discuss the impact of softwarisation on the other important data centre building blocks, culminating in software-defined data centres (SDDC). SDDC occupies a progressively larger segment of the cloud computing space, originally adopted by public cloud service providers and hyperscalers, and now finding a home with private cloud service providers, too. First, let’s consider which drivers influenced the evolution of data centres.
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The Power of Caring: Helping the flood victims in Germany | SUSE Communities
This blog is a part of ‘The Power of Caring’, a series dedicated to sharing some of the inspiring stories from our team and how they leveraged SUSE’s Employee giving program ‘SUSEcares’, to make a positive impact around the world, through the act of giving.
Our first blog features Monika Bach, Executive Assistant in the Engineering Operations team and a Women in Tech Ambassador, based in Nuremberg, who shares her experience in leading a company wide event to support Aktion Deutschland Hilft (ADH).
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More Linux Performance Benchmark Data For Alder Lake, Comparison Data Points - Phoronix
With the embargo lifted following this morning's Intel Core i5 12600K + Core i9 12900K Linux review, I've begun uploading more public test data to OpenBenchmarking.org and making my earlier test results public. With that and initial data flowing in from others in the community, here is some more data to poke through if interested in Alder Lake on Linux.
This page shows all of the amassed data on OpenBenchmarking.org for both the Core i5 12600K and Core i9 12900K. From there you can add in more processors for comparison from the available public data as well as input your own local pricing for seeing custom performance-per-dollar metrics. (As mentioned in today's Alder Lake Linux review, currently CPUFreq reports bogus clock frequencies of 6.3GHz for the i5-12600K and 6.5GHz for i9-12900K... That's carried over into this auto-collected information on OpenBenchmarking.org as well, which is why you see those numbers albeit are at stock frequencies.) There's much more data than could be potentially conveyed in one article.
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