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CONTACT INFO
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Last Name: *
Email: *
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ORGANIZATION INFO
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Department: *
Organization Type: *
City: *
State/Provence: *
Country: *
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Security clearance required?	No Yes
If Government, GSA schedule required?	No Yes

CLUSTER USE
Primary use of cluster:
What application[s] will run on cluster:

NODE INFO
Number of head/management nodes:
Number of compute nodes: (minimum of 8 required)
OS:
OS if not listed above:
Are you interested in new or refurbished nodes?

PROCESSOR
CPU type:
CPU clock rate:
Processors per node:
Dual Core processors:	No Yes

MEMORY
Memory per node (range):

STORAGE
Node Storage type:
Internal Storage per node:
External Storage: No Yes, describe
Describe External Storage:

NETWORK CONNECTIVITY/INTERCONNECT
Number of network cards per node:
Type network connection:
Router/Hub/Switch:

COMPILERS AND TOOLS:
Absoft GCC GNU IBM	Intel QLogic/PathScale Portland None
Are you interested in Grid Software?	Yes No

ACCESSORIES:
Enclosure or Chassis:
Quote the following accessories:
None UPS Tape Backup KVM	Cabling Monitor, 15" Monitor, 17"

WORKLOAD/RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
Type of Workload Management (Resource Managers, Schedulers & Cluster Workload Managers)?
Commercial workload management with support (Expect 90-99% System Utilization)* Open source workload management with support (Expect 70-90% System Utilization)* Open source resource manager - not supported (Expect 50-70% System Utilization)* No management software (Expect 20-40% System Utilization)* Undecided or Don't Know NOTE: System utilization varies based on workload, architectural, organizational and process complexities and may result in ranges outside of the above guidelines.
End User Job Submission Portal: No Yes
Unify/Integrate Management, Reporting or Job Submission with existing clusters: No Yes


ADDITIONAL INFO
Are you interested in purchasing hardware services or support in addition to included warranties?:	Yes No
Are you interested in purchasing software services or support in addition to included warranties?:	Yes No
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