KingFish
3 Jun 2004, 02:00pm
Quadrics, a company that sells networking gear to link lower-end machines into a cluster that acts like a single high-performance computer, has begun selling its newest technology to smaller customers.
The Bristol, U.K.-based company said this week that it has begun selling QsNetII E-Series network adapters and switches geared for eight-computer clusters. Switches for 48- to 128-computer clusters are due later this month, and further switches for 16- and 32-computer clusters are scheduled to arrive in August.
The folding farm could be made into one hella gaming machine with this stuff. -KF
Source: ZDNet (http://zdnet.com.com/2100-1103_2-5224930.html)
The Bristol, U.K.-based company said this week that it has begun selling QsNetII E-Series network adapters and switches geared for eight-computer clusters. Switches for 48- to 128-computer clusters are due later this month, and further switches for 16- and 32-computer clusters are scheduled to arrive in August.
The folding farm could be made into one hella gaming machine with this stuff. -KF
Source: ZDNet (http://zdnet.com.com/2100-1103_2-5224930.html)