Stanford HPC Center Rocks with Intel Cluster Ready Solution
Mar 28, 2008
In just eleven days during 2007, the Stanford
University High-Performance Computing (HPC) Center
nearly doubled the performance of its existing
compute system. The center leveraged certification
methodology from the Intel Cluster Ready Program to
fully implement a 1,696-core cluster solution. The
solution integrates Clustercorp, Dell and Panasas
technologies to give the center the flexibility to
meet ever-expanding computational and application
requirements and to enable Stanford researchers to
achieve faster time-to-results. Steve Jones, the
founder and manager of the Stanford HPC Center,
writes about the design and deployment of this
system.
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