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This page provides links to various hardware vendors or sites listing hardware vendors offering computing, data storage, and data transfer solutions. Presently, these vendors do not offer solutions specific to Models-3, but they may provide guidance for systems based on computing requirements, budget, and support availability. None of the companies linked to from this page have a direct association with the CMAS.
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There are several lists out there already that have links to Linux vendors. Here are few of the more comprehensive ones.
- Vendors of preconfigured Linux systems from the Linux Journal
- Preconfigured Beowulf cluster vendors from DMOZ.org
- Linux solution vendors from Google.com
- Linux hardware retailers from Linuxlinks.com
A few direct links to vendors:
| Rack Saver RackSaver� is quickly becoming "The Leader in High Density Clusters". Our "Rack Saving" designs have been well received in the Beowulf and ISP/ASP communities where "Rack Savings" means "Cost savings"! |
| Advanced Clustering Technologies, Inc. Advanced Clustering Technologies Inc., is a company dedicated to developing high performance computing solutions for clients in government, education, research institutions, and the private sector. We provide highly customized systems with out of the box usability for those clients with specialized needs that can not be met by a standard hardware dealer. |
| Microway Dedicated to designing cost effective, sophisticated processing engines that meet or exceed our customers' needs and expectations. Our state-of-the-art workstations and clusters are based on the highest processor speeds and the widest memory bandwidths available, providing our customers with mission critical solutions and a distinct competitive edge. The dominance of Microway's custom-engineered products is well established on a worldwide scope, with proven success in universities, government agencies, scientific organizations, and commercial entities. |
These are all direct links to vendors that offer single- to multi-processor Unix workstations.
| Silicon Graphics, Inc. Celebrating its 20th year, SGI, also known as Silicon Graphics, Inc., is the world's leader in high-performance computing, visualization and the management of complex data. SGI� products, services and solutions enable its technical and creative customers to gain strategic and competitive advantages in their core businesses. Whether being used to design and build safer cars and airplanes, discover new medications and oil reserves, predict the weather, entertain us with thrilling movie special effects or provide mission-critical support for government and defense, SGI systems and expertise are empowering a world of innovation and discovery. |
| IBM World-class UNIX and Linux implementations from IBM pSeries are the result of leading-edge IBM technologies including POWER4 processors and Project eLiza autonomic computing features. Through high-performance and flexiblity between AIX and Linux operating environments, IBM pSeries delivers reliable, cost-effective solutions for commercial and technical computing applications in the entry, mid-range and high-end UNIX segments. |
| HP Do you need the power to invent? HP technical computing solutions are for power hungry users like animators and graphic artists, designers, product development teams, engineers, and scientists using Linux�, UNIX� and Window� operating systems. |
| Sun Since its inception in 1982, a singular vision - The Network is The Computer[tm] - has propelled Sun Microsystems, Inc. to its position as a leading provider of industrial-strength hardware, software, and services that make the Net work. Sun can be found in more than 100 countries and on the World Wide Web. |
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