Comment by robertlagrant
1 year ago
> Fast, performant and cheap. You wanted all 3? Now you got it!
What's the difference between fast and "performant"?
1 year ago
> Fast, performant and cheap. You wanted all 3? Now you got it!
What's the difference between fast and "performant"?
Maybe one is latency (how optimized the software is) and the other is throughput (how many cores it has).
Although more likely just weird marketing.
It's marketing drivel, and marketing loves the "rule of three".