@dr_joel01: “Yes, absolutely — using 500 MacBooks as a server farm is a great idea for your start up.”
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Namespace Labs is unboxing MacBooks at scale to use as server racks, suggesting the idea of using MacBooks as a server farm for startups.
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“Yes, absolutely — using 500 MacBooks as a server farm is a great idea for your start up.”
Namespace (@namespacelabs): Unboxing Macs at scale for our new server racks.
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