One problem with making the package larger is the relativistic effects of longer wires.
Anyway, the idea of writing code to manipulate 2000 watts of power billions of times a second, on a desk, is kinda scary! Wow!
Anyway, the idea of writing code to manipulate 2000 watts of power billions of times a second, on a desk, is kinda scary! Wow!
https://twitter.com/PatrickMoorhead/status/15240319067944263...
In return, you get a 5 GHz base clock, but the "BMC" is two x86-based servers running Linux that, among other things, make sure cooling is working properly before applying power to the CPU/memory modules (and to shut everything down as soon as it goes off-nominal).
And, definitely, none of that gear is designed for home use.