Download Linux Journal | May 2011 | Issue 205

More TFLOPS,
Fewer WATTS
Microway delivers the fastest and greenest floating
point throughput in history
2.5 TFLOPS
Enhanced GPU Computing with Tesla Fermi
480 Core NVIDIA® Tesla™ Fermi GPUs deliver 1.2 TFLOP
single precision & 600 GFLOP double precision performance!
New Tesla C2050 adds 3GB ECC protected memory
New Tesla C2070 adds 6GB ECC protected memory
Tesla Pre-Configured Clusters with S2070 4 GPU servers
WhisperStation - PSC with up to 4 Fermi GPUs
OctoPuter™ with up to 8 Fermi GPUs and 144GB memory
New Processors
12 Core AMD Opterons with quad channel DDR3 memory
8 Core Intel Xeons with quad channel DDR3 memory
Superior bandwidth with faster, wider CPU memory busses
Increased efficiency for memory-bound floating point algorithms
Configure your next Cluster today!
www.microway.com/quickquote
508-746-7341
10 TFLOPS
5 TFLOPS
FasTree™ QDR InfiniBand Switches and HCAs
36 Port, 40 Gb/s, Low Cost Fabrics
45 TFLOPS
Compact, Scalable, Modular Architecture
Ideal for Building Expandable Clusters and Fabrics
MPI Link-Checker™ and InfiniScope™ Network Diagnostics
FasTree 864 GB/sec
Bi-sectional Bandwidth
Achieve the Optimal Fabric Design for your Specific
MPI Application with ProSim™ Fabric Simulator
Now you can observe the real time communication coherency
of your algorithms. Use this information to evaluate whether
your codes have the potential to suffer from congestion.
Feeding observed data into our IB fabric queuing-theory
simulator lets you examine latency and bi-sectional bandwidth
tradeoffs in fabric topologies.
GSA Schedule
Contract Number:
GS-35F-0431N
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