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Date: Tue,  1 Feb 2011 17:52:05 -0500
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Subject: Re: [9fans] Cute plan9/inferno client?
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> Instead of upgrading S-ATA interfaces, CPUs and RAM, I can plug more
> SOCs into my switch. I agree that this is not a very economic option
> yet, but it's an old, ongoing trend as I see it.

yes, people have been doing this with pcs (in 1u/2u/3u boxes)
for so long that all the parts are standardized.

- erik