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Supermicro Introduces NVIDIA Based High Performance GPU Workstation

Super Micro Computer announced availability of its dual Intel(R) Xeon(R) 5500 Series (Nehalem) processor-based 7046GT-TRF SuperWorkstations. These powerful SuperWorkstations are the first to support four NVIDIA Tesla C1060 GPUs as well as three additional PCI-e add-on cards for high-bandwidth I/O. These new systems also feature redundant Gold Level (93%+ efficiency) 1400-watt power supplies and quiet operation making them ideal for both enterprise and office supercomputing applications.

Convey Computer Adds Green in High Performance Computing

Convey Computer Corporation is changing the game with its hybrid-core computing – a technology designed to help high-performance computers run faster while significantly reducing the energy they use. THe company announced recently it has closed $24.15 million in Series B financing. Additionally, the company announced two new board members with extensive technology experience: Jiong Ma, Ph.D., of Braemar Energy Ventures (www.braemarenergy.com) and Joshua Ruch of Rho Ventures (www.rho.com).

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Hitachi Announces BladeSymphony 2000 Enterprise Server

Hitachi Announces BladeSymphony 2000 Enterprise Server

Hitachi Server Group unveiled BladeSymphony® 2000, its new high-end, enterprise-class blade server, together with major enhancements and new blades for its mid-range BladeSymphony® 320 system. For organizations that are interested in consolidating infrastructure, optimizing workloads, and reducing the cost, risk, and complexity of IT, today’s announcement represents a significant advance.

FastScale Simplifies Logical Server Deployment and Management

FastScale Technology announced the introduction of FastScale Stack Manager™ Workgroup Edition, a new product that enables enterprise IT and engineering teams to easily create, optimize and manage logical servers for deployment in physical, virtual or cloud environments. Logical servers enable a ‘build once, deploy anywhere’ methodology to support complex, dynamic and hybrid server infrastructure and allow a consistent approach to creating and managing physical and virtual machines throughout server lifecycles.