fast array of wimpy nodes (FAWN)

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fast array of wimpy nodes (FAWN)

FAWN (fast array of wimpy nodes) is a low-power server architecture for intensive input/output (IO) tasks. 

 

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MIT Technology Review provides more information in Netbook Chips Create a Low-Power Cloud.

This paper, written by FAWN creators David G. Andersen, Jason Franklin, Amar Phanishayee, Lawrence Tan and Vijay Vasudevan, describes how FAWN works

Last updated on: Apr 16, 2009

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