[SPARC M7 Die with Floor Plan] |
Oracle Linux on SPARC Arrives!
Abstract:
Sun Microsystems had long hosted multiple processors in their workstation and server platforms, dating back Motorola 68000, Intel x86, SPARC, and re-introducing Intel again. Sun had mostly run SunOS, rebranding as Solaris with the investment of AT&T SVR4, and occasionally running multiple OS derivatives under various appliances. Today, Oracle is bringing Oracle Linux is becoming as an official supported platform under SPARC.[Courtesy: Oracle Exadata SL6 SPARC Linux Presentation] |
Presenter:
Juan Loaiza
Senior Vice President
Oracle Corporation
[Courtesy: Oracle Exadata SL6 SPARC Linux Presentation] |
Major Points
Linux is supported on a new SPARC Exadata platform. There were two presentation covered.
[Courtesy: Oracle Database Exadata SL6 SPARC Linux Presentation] |
SPARC M7
The worlds fastest General Processor with Software in Silicon breakthroughs.
[Courtesy: Oracle Database Exadata SL6 SPARC Linux Presentation] |
DAX
32 Database Accelerators added on the M7 Silicon are available under Linux.
[Courtesy: Oracle Database Exadata SL6 SPARC Linux Presentation] |
Decompression
32 Decompression Engines added on the M7 Silicon are available under Linux.
[Courtesy: Oracle Database Exadata SL6 SPARC Linux Presentation] |
Security in Silicon
Buffer Overflow Attacks eliminated under Linux.
[Courtesy: Oracle Database Exadata SL6 SPARC Linux Presentation] |
Intel Replaced with Faster SPARC
With the Exadata SPARC Linux platform, the slower Intel nodes are replaced with a higher speed SPARC node. The cost is the same.
Conclusions:
Oracle not only offers the fastest databases, SPARC as the fastest General Purpose CPU, and now a popular Linux Operating System to supplement the Solaris Operating System.
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