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Line 18: When 10 gigabit Ethernet becomes standard equipment in commodity microcomputer servers, multi-processor [[cluster]] or [[grid]] systems based on off-the-shelf commodity microcomputers and Ethernet switches will take over more and more computing tasks that can currently be performed only by high end models of proprietary supermicros like the IBM p-series, further eroding the viability of the supermicro industry. See also [[commodity computers]]

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