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NUMA-Q

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NUMA-Q

A family of Intel-based servers from IBM that use a non-uniform memory access architecture (NUMA). The NUMA-Q line was developed by Sequent Computer Systems, which IBM acquired in 1999. See NUMA.



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Implementation Includes NUMA-Q Servers, DB2 Universal Database
Customers running enterprise-class business intelligence and e-business applications will also benefit from IBM's NUMACenter(R) environment, which includes Netfinity servers and IBM's highly scalable NUMA-Q servers along with storage and software all in one centrally managed compute infrastructure.
The NUMA-Q server, which has produced record-breaking TPC-H results for performance and price/performance against the other systems tested, is the only server with single system scalability results across 32, 48 and 64 processors.
 
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