Company reckons setup is first of its kind in Europe
Richard Speed Tue 2 Feb 2021 // 13:39 UTC Share
Copy
Scaleway is running a farm of Apple M1 Mac Minis in its repurposed fallout shelter beneath Paris, France.
Customers seeking the M1-as-a-Service experience can order up a Mac Mini M1 and be running in under five minutes, according to the company. The cost is €0.10 per hour with a 24-hour commitment.
The company claimed it could offer a fully native Big Sur experience with 8GB of unified RAM and 256GB of SSD storage. Accessing the hardware comes via VNC or SSH. 24x7 Mac Fanboy Support is also on offer and Xcode 12.4 comes preinstalled.
28th over: England 97-2 (Bairstow 23, Root 67) This is a stunning innings from Joe Root. He hits Embuldeniya for three boundaries in four balls - sweep, reverse sweep, cut - and has now raced to 67 from 76 balls. When he came to the crease, England were five for two in the eighth over.
âHi Rob,â says Charles Sheldrick. âNot sure I get the three reviews to counter potential bias from non-neutral umpires. surely if they are not neutral then they will be biased towards one side or the other, so why to both sides get an extra review? Surely the side thought to be favoured will not need it? Or, as seems likely to me, are the powers that be worried that the general standard of umpires is lower but are too scared to admit it?â