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))))) if there is a task with a lot of runs, it's cheaper to count in the cloud
i can't even imagine where such multi-core powers are needed ))))
for portfolio advisers ))))
How much does a toy like this cost, does it even pay for itself?
It depends on how you play with it) a pair of cores is enough for trading
for portfolio advisers )))
A weighty portfolio is needed, probably about 500 advisors )))) but this raises the issue of time management, to control the work of such a portfolio you need to hire 20 more people
Probably a lot of people will be interested to see:
At first I didn't understand it, but now I do. This processor has 68 cores with 4 threads per core =272 threads total
I don't get it, the off site says 68 cores and you say 272 cores
it looks like we are talking about a server room rack with 4 Intel Xeon Phi 7250
68 х 4 = 272
You wouldn't even have that beastly machine
Yeah, I'd take two, too. And I'd load up.
)))) if there's a task with a lot of runs, it's an order of magnitude cheaper in the cloud to count
I can't even imagine where such multi-core power is needed ))))
The cloud is a wonderful thing in every way. But it has limitations, for example - you can not put there Expert Advisor that uses dll. The same goes for local agent. And if there are a lot of calculations, it would be more economically profitable to buy such a Pepelats. Or two :) Even though in the cloud agents are not obsolete over time, in contrast to buying local ones.
At first I didn't get it, but now I do. This processor has 68 cores with 4 threads per core =272 threads total
Nice.
Good boots, you should take it! (с)
At first I didn't understand it, but now I do. This processor has 68 cores with 4 threads per core =272 threads total
As far as I understand, it is a PCI-Express processor board. There are four boards plugged in.
P.S. That's the ceiling of the Xeon Phi 7290, 72 cores.Oh, man, the number-cruncher...
We can't live like that...
But on the other hand, it's a long way from the cloud... We may have fewer cores, but we're many. The zerg rush is a forecaster!