The High-End Virtualization Company

Server Aggregation - Creating the Power of One

Cost Savings

Up to 5X cost savings

Performance

Leveraging latest Intel processors
Best x86 solution by SPEC CPU2006
7th best shared-memory by STREAM (memory bandwidth)

Reliability

Fault detection and component isolation
Redundant backplane support

Capabilities

Up to 128 cores and 4TB RAM

Manageability

Single Operating System (OS) for up to 16 nodes
OS driven job scheduling and resource management

Simplicity

InfiniBand performance with zero management

Storage

Built-in cluster file system

Installation

Unboxing to production in less than 3 hours

Flexibility

On-the-fly aggregated VM provisioning and tear-down
Scaling memory or CPU

Utilization

Resource fragmentation reduction
Support any programming model (serial, throughput, multi-threaded, large-memory) without machine boundary

Integration

Network installation provides seamless integration with any grid management system

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The Power of One, Scale Matters

The innovative Versatile SMP™ (vSMP) architecture aggregates multiple x86 systems into a single virtual x86 system, delivering an industry-standard, high-end symmetric multiprocessor (SMP) computer. Using software to replace custom hardware and components, ScaleMP offers a new, revolutionary computing paradigm.

The Buzz

Nov 10, 2009 UCSD Plans First Flash-Based Supercomputer

When fully configured and deployed, Gordon will feature 245 teraflops of total compute power, 64TB of DRAM, 256TB of flash memory and four petabytes of disk storage. Gordon's 32 supernodes will be interconnected via an InfiniBand network capable of 16 gigabits per second of bi-directional bandwidth. The clustering software will beScaleMP's vSMP virtual memory sharing software.

The Power of One, Scale Matters

The Buzz

Nov 10, 2009 UCSD Plans First Flash-Based Supercomputer

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