Really what somebody needs to do is say &quot;I built a custom chipset that has 32 octa-core Allwinner A80&#x27;s on it&quot;. It has a A15&#x2F;A7 big little architecture. I would guess the processors cost like $25 each. So the board would be like $800 + maybe $200 more in other components like RAM and flash. So $1000 and you get a cluster that has 256 cores and 32 parallel memory buses and 32 parallel flash chips--seems like that $1000 would get you a pretty epic server. Plus each of those chips have powerVR GPU&#x27;s, so you would have some GPU capability that Xeon servers don&#x27;t have. Buying $35 raspberry pi&#x27;s is basically $5 useful stuff in there and $30 not useful overhead. So better to actually build a legit server board covered in ARM processors and then actually compare how well that $1000 is spent compared to a dual 6 core xeon blade.