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October 29, 2015
How good is Oracle Solaris and SPARC M7?
With the release of Oracle Solaris 11.3 and the new SPARC M7 chip, and the list of new generation T and M series servers based on this groundbreaking chip, the performance team have been hard at work to show the advantages of the new systems. The result of which is 29 new blog posts with a significant number of world records. Here's the full list:
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Virtualized Network Performance: SPARC T7-1 -
SPARC T7-4 Delivers 4-Chip World Record for SPEC OMP2012 -
SPARC T7-1 Delivers 1-Chip World Records for SPEC CPU2006 Rate Benchmarks -
SAP Two-Tier Standard Sales and Distribution SD Benchmark: SPARC T7-2 World Record 2 Processors -
PeopleSoft Enterprise Financials 9.2: SPARC T7-2 World Record -
Oracle E-Business Order-To-Cash Batch Large: SPARC T7-1 World Record -
Oracle E-Business Suite Applications R12.1.3 (OLTP X-Large): SPARC M7-8 World Record -
Oracle E-Business Payroll Batch Extra-Large: SPARC T7-1 World Record -
Oracle Communications ASAP – Telco Subscriber Activation: SPARC T7-2 World Record -
PeopleSoft Human Capital Management 9.1 FP2: SPARC M7-8 World Record -
Oracle FLEXCUBE Universal Banking: SPARC T7-1 World Record -
Oracle Stream Explorer DDOS Attack: SPARC T7-4 World Record -
Oracle Internet Directory: SPARC T7-2 World Record -
Virtualized Storage: SPARC T7-1 Performance -
ZFS Encryption: SPARC T7-1 Performance -
Live Migration: SPARC T7-2 Oracle VM Server for SPARC Performance -
SPECvirt_sc2013: SPARC T7-2 World Record for 2 and 4 Chip Systems -
SHA Digest Encryption: SPARC T7-2 Beats x86 E5 v3 -
AES Encryption: SPARC T7-2 Beats x86 E5 v3 -
SPECjEnterprise2010: SPARC T7-1 World Record with Single Application Server Using 1 to 4 Chips -
Neural Network Models Using Oracle R Enterprise: SPARC T7-4 Beats 4-Chip x86 E7 v3 -
Graph Breadth First Search Algorithm: SPARC T7-4 Beats 4-Chip x86 E7 v2 -
Graph PageRank: SPARC M7-8 Beats x86 E5 v3 Per Chip -
Yahoo Cloud Serving Benchmark: SPARC T7-4 With Oracle NoSQL Beats x86 E5 v3 Per Chip -
Hadoop TeraSort: SPARC T7-4 Top Per-Chip Performance -
Memory and Bisection Bandwidth: SPARC T7 and M7 Servers Faster Than x86 and POWER8 -
In-Memory Aggregation: SPARC T7-2 Beats 4-Chip x86 E7 v2 -
In-Memory Database: SPARC T7-1 Faster Than x86 E5 v3 -
Real-Time Enterprise: SPARC T7-1 Faster Than x86 E5 v3
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