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Cluster Quote Request Form
One RFQ Form, 30+ Vendors...

It takes time to visit different cluster vendor websites to request a quote. The LinuxHPC Cluster RFQ form was created to assist the Linux cluster community by reaching many vendors through this one form. LinuxHPC will assist you from filling out the form to the product arriving on your doorstep.

The LinuxHPC RFQ is a FREE service! You pay nothing!

Below is a list of participating vendors:
Accelerated Servers
Ace Computers
Advanced Clustering Technologies
Agilysys
AOES Group (EU)
Appro
Aspen Systems
Atipa Technologies
Cepoint Networks
Cluster Computing Systems (EU)
Cluster Resources
ClusterVision (EU)
Compusys plc (UK)
HP
IBM
ION Computer Systems
Linux Labs (Asia)
Livewire Lifescience Solutions
Linux Networx
Major Linux Computing
Microway
New Tech Solutions, Inc
Penguin Computing
Pogo Linux
PSSC Labs
Quant-X (EU/ME)
Reason
RocketCalc
SGI
Streamline Computing (UK)
Terra Soft Solutions
Tsunamic Tech.
Verari Systems
Western Scientific

Vendors, sign up here.

The above listed vendors have a proven track record of delivering products and services to the Linux cluster community.

The process is simple:

1. Fill out the form
2. A representative from LinuxHPC will contact you by phone or email
3. The LinuxHPC representative will go over the details of your request, as well as assist you with questions about the RFQ process
4. LinuxHPC will send out the RFQ to the vendors you request...you are in full control of your RFQ
5. You will begin to see multiple responses to your RFQ
6. LinuxHPC will follow up with you and the vendors to ensure that you have received the desired response and experience from the vendors. In addition we will be available to assist you in any way we can during the RFQ process

That's it! Your RFQ will get to as many or as few vendors as you wish and LinuxHPC.org does all the leg work for you. Instead of you hunting down vendors, the vendors will be lining up to serve you.

Be prepared to give them some detail about what your needs are so they can customize your quote.

Because there is such a broad array of system types and options the quoter has "rounded" responses. The vendors will respond with systems that closely match your request.

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Golden Eggs
(HP Visual Diagram and Config Guides)
Clusters:
CP4000 32x DL145G2 GigE Opteron, Dual Core
CP4000 64x DL145 GigE Opteron
CP4000 102x DL145 GigE Opteron
CP4000 32x DL145 Myri Opteron
Rocks Cluster 16-22 DL145 Opteron
Rocks Cluster 30-46 DL145 Opteron
Rocks Cluster 64-84 DL145 Opteron
LC3000 GigaE 24-36 DL145 Opteron
LC3000 Myri 16-32x DL145 Opteron
LC3000 GigaE 16-22x DL145 Opteron
LC2000 GigaE 16-22x DL360G3 Xeon
Storage:
MSA30-MI Dual SCSI Cluster, rx3600, rx6600 and rx2660
MSA30-MI Dual SCSI Cluster, rx1620...rx4640
MSA500 G2, SCSI
MSA1510i IP SAN 48TB, SCSI and SATA
MSA1500 48TB, SCSI and SATA
Misc:
Dual Core AMD64 and EM64T systems with MSA1500
More Golden Eggs...




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Analysis of the Xtreme-X architecture and management system while assessing challenges and opportunities in the technical computing market for blade servers.

Video - The Road to PetaFlop Computing
Explore the Scalable Unit concept where multiple clusters of various sizes can be rapidly built and deployed into production. This new architectural approach yields many subtle benefits to dramatically lower total cost of ownership.
White Paper - Optimized HPC Performance
Multi-core processors provide a unique set of challenges and opportunities for the HPC market. Discover MPI strategies for the Next-Generation Quad-Core Processors.

Appro and the Three National Laboratories
[Appro delivers a new breed of highly scalable, dynamic, reliable and effective Linux clusters to create the next generation of supercomputers for the National Laboratories.

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