Acronyms that contain the term scalemp 

ScaleMP

ScaleMP has developed the versatile SMP (vSMP) architecture, a unique approach that enables server vendors to create industry-standard, high-end x86-based symmetric multiprocessor (SMP) systems. The vSMP architecture is implemented through the vSMP Foundation firmware which, combined with standard hardware components, enables large shared memory systems ranging from 8 to 64 CPUs in size. ScaleMP and its industry-leading partners team-up to deliver vSMPowered™ systems with superior performance at x86 server prices. These systems conserve the advantages of the traditional SMP operating model while leveraging the broad x86-based applications portfolio. vSMPowered™ systems support x86 operating systems such as Linux and Windows. End users benefit from the mass market economics of x86 systems, coupled with the ease of management and performance advantages of large shared memory systems. Market Dynamics According to IDC, customers spent $55B on servers in 2005, with approximately 30% of the spending on 8-64 CPU servers. Less than 10% of the 8-64 CPU servers sales were based on x86 technology. This low adoption rate is due to the significant investment required to design and build a framework (chipset) for large-scale x86 servers. Typically, this process can span anywhere from 12 to 36 months and requires an investment measured in the tens to hundreds of millions of dollars. ScaleMP's vSMP architecture now allows server vendors to rapidly and efficiently create such large-scale x86 offerings with minimal investmen

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