In reply to Phil.

No correction needs to be published. The world record was for dual socket x86 servers. While the T5 from Oracle is impressive, that server also takes up 3U, draws 2,000w of power, emits 5000 BTU's/hr, runs at almost 70dB and requires a commitment to Solaris 11 rather than Red Hat Linux. All specs from Oracle's product sheet.

http://www.oracle.com/us/products/servers-storage/servers/sparc/oracle-sparc/t5-2/sparc-t5-2-ds-1922871.pdf

The B200M3 is significantly smaller and far more efficient in every other category, beyond the fact that it fits into a much more flexible stateless computing model. The price point is also lower for equivalent configs.