CPU Socket definition
CPU Socket means the physical socket on a computer server or host where the CPU chip is housed.
CPU Socket means (i) for on-premise deployments, the number of physical processors in the computing environment on which the Enterprise Product is installed, or (ii) in a cloud computing environment, the compute instance on which the Enterprise Product is installed. For per CPU Socket licenses, NVIDIA requires one Enterprise Product license per compute instance.
CPU Socket means a mechanical component that provides electrical connectivity between a microprocessor and a printed circuit board.
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Enterprise Products are licensed under the following license types: Subscription per CPU Socket, Subscription per GPU, Subscription per Node, Subscription per CCU, Subscription per HCA, Usage Based Subscription, or Perpetual license.
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CPU Socket means an integrated circuit with one or more central processing units. An