April 17, 2024, 6:16 a.m. | /u/Low_Complaint2254

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Saw this informative video on the server company Gigabyte's website ([https://youtu.be/2Q7S-CbnAAY?si=DJtU2mQ\_ZKRZ83Nf](https://youtu.be/2Q7S-CbnAAY?si=DJtU2mQ_ZKRZ83Nf)), the short version is that server brands are now shipping complete *clusters* of servers to data centers instead of individual machines. In the example shown here, it's 8 racks (plus one extra for management and networking), with 4 servers of the *same model* in each rack, and with 4 super-advanced GPUs of the *same model* in each server. To do the math for you, that's 32 servers or 256 …

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