Desk made of 434 Itanium CPUs

by Matthew on August 27, 2007

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The desk pictured above was created by Matt Tovey. It is made up of 434 discarded Itanium CPUs which at the time of production in 2006 were worth $800k. If the chips were to be powered up and put in computers the total computing power would be 2.8 TFLOPS which is a lot. The desk is made from a plain desk which was covered in the Itanium CPUs and then wooden edging was added as well as a glass top. What would be cool is the desk actually working and being powered up. Computers embedded in to desks could be the next big thing ;)

Via: GadgetTastic



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