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Personal cloud.
Mar. 6th, 2009 10:12 amJust a simple calculation.
User has a quad core desktop at home, 80000MIPS.
And a netbook, 5000MIPS.
1 FPS takes 1000MIPS and wifi RTT is 5 msec when user is at home.
All 4 figures are quite conservative. (Netbook could be 3000MIPS, Core7 Extreme could be 100000MIPS, RTT could be 3msec.)
Then we have application X doing 5 FPS on netbook and 30FPS using "personal cloud" - not bad at all!
There have to be an infrastructure, open source one and optimized for low RTT that enables developers to implement this scenario in a seamless manner.
User has a quad core desktop at home, 80000MIPS.
And a netbook, 5000MIPS.
1 FPS takes 1000MIPS and wifi RTT is 5 msec when user is at home.
All 4 figures are quite conservative. (Netbook could be 3000MIPS, Core7 Extreme could be 100000MIPS, RTT could be 3msec.)
Then we have application X doing 5 FPS on netbook and 30FPS using "personal cloud" - not bad at all!
There have to be an infrastructure, open source one and optimized for low RTT that enables developers to implement this scenario in a seamless manner.
