[jeffbee]

NUMA is an outcome of system configuration. You can make a non-NUMA platform using any CPU. You just limit yourself to 1 CPU socket.

Here's a Facebook engineering blog post about how they left NUMA behind. https://engineering.fb.com/2016/03/09/data-center-engineerin...

[Dylan16807]

> You can make a non-NUMA platform using any CPU. You just limit yourself to 1 CPU socket.

Well, not on Epyc generation 1. Those have four NUMA segments in each socket.

Also those Xeon Platinum 9200 processors Intel made as an attention grab.

[jeffbee]

EPYC Naples wasn't good for much of anything though, so I am trying to forget it.