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Sipeed sent a NanoCluster - up to 7 nodes in the palm of your hand!

At least, that's what the photos show. Does it run when you put in seven Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5s? And how are thermals, power, and performance?

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- Sipeed NanoCluster:
- Review data on Pi PCIe site:
- Ansible Pi Cluster playbook:
- Top500 HPL benchmark results:
- SBC Reviews website:
- Distributed Llama:

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Contents:

00:00 - It's tiny
00:39 - First look at the NanoCluster
03:02 - IO and a RISC-V network switch
04:25 - Tiny LM3H SoMs
05:39 - CM4/CM5 Adapter boards
07:05 - eMMC vs Lite considerations
09:07 - PoE++ First Boot
09:47 - Power and cooling testing
11:00 - Accidentally discovering redundant power supplies
12:51 - Watch the hand, Jeff
14:20 - Fan noise, cooling performance
15:45 - Viewer questions
16:43 - Power consumption
17:18 - How fast is networking?
17:32 - K3s and kubernetes performance
17:50 - How fast? (featuring MPI and HPL)
18:47 - Distributed Llama
19:31 - distcc for speedy Arm compile times?
19:59 - Ceph distributed filesystem
20:16 - Other CM4 clone compatibility
20:35 - Actual use cases
21:09 - Gaming on a cluster?
21:37 - Strong opinions

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