[Beowulf] SiCortex experience anyone?
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Mark Hahn hahn at mcmaster.caTue May 27 11:09:16 PDT 2008
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> Does anyone have any experience with SiCortex machines? Any thoughts? They > look cool and they don't use much power but I wonder how they compare to > blade type systems. eh? blade systems are just tweaks for packaging and cable-management. I don't believe they have much if any advantage over well-designed non-blade hardware. or did you mean that both blades and sicortex are basically boutique approaches, as opposed to fungible/commodity? > I know they are not Beowulfs but being distributed > memory machines I figured someone here might have real-world experience with > one. I think it's still a beowulf if you apply "the beowulf approach" (linux and open-source HPC clustering) to non-commodity hardware. we still have a beowulf of Compaq ES40 alphas, for instance. regards, mark hahn.
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