very high bandwidth, low latency manner?
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Iwao Makino rickey-co at mug.biglobe.ne.jpThu Apr 11 15:38:24 PDT 2002
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AFAIK, it's 'BESTBUY' for 16node per node cost. @$3,500 is good guess for 16nodes including software licensing and hardware(switch, card and cables). Actually for 16 nodes costs litttle less. But for 64/128 is about that range. And for larger... 256/512/1024 and beyond, general idea of $5,000/node. These are their offering price so I assume some volume discounts are applied for larger scales. And yes, not only from Compaq we should be able to purchase, but haven't got that details answered. At 13:26 -0600 11.04.2002, Craig Tierney wrote: >I talked to a guy at SC2002 from Quadrics and he said >that list pricing on a Quadrics network was about $3500 >per node when you are in the 100s of nodes and up. >The price includes the cards, cables, switches, >etc. This doesn't include any sort of discount that you >might get. Myrinet is about $2000 for an equivelent >network at list price. Dolphin/SCI falls around $2245 list >per node (if the system is > 144 nodes and you have to get >the 3d card). Dolphin/SCI for smaller nodes(<144?) is from $1,695 and larger with 3D chain from $2,245 list. I haven't tested this new 3D version yet. >I heard that Quadrics had a customer that just had to have >an Intel/Quadrics system so either they or he was working >on porting the drivers. The web page says they support >Linux and Tru64. You could probably get the hardware without >going through Compaq, but Compaq is most likely buying up >most of the supply. I know they works on ServerWorks HE and i860 Xeon, also they are working on Plumas and GC-LE. -- Best regards, Iwao Makino Hard Data Ltd. Tokyo branch mailto:iwao at harddata.com http://www.harddata.com/ --> Now Shipping 1U Dual Athlon DDR <- --> Ask me about the new Alpha DDR UP1500 Systems <-
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