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Psychsoft, a Quincy, MA computer manufacturer, announces the new Psychlone Cluster line of computers for Node Based Parallel Processing High Performance Computing (HPC) applications. The Psychlone Cluster line of High Performance Computing Clusters is ideal for any organization wishing to add the power of supercomputing for a reasonable price. Designed around the best components to offer value in price/performance, the Psychlone Cluster line of computers for Node Based Parallel Processing High Performance Computing (HPC) applications is available starting with 5 nodes. Running at 3.2 ghz per node connected with gigabit Ethernet, and scaling to hundreds of nodes, the Psychlone Cluster makes HPC affordable. More info is available at:

http://www.psychsoftpc.com/psychlone_cluster_super_computer.htm

or by contacting Psychsoft at P.O. Box 232 North Quincy, MA 02171 617-471-8733

Psychsoft
http://www.psychsoftpc.com
P.O. Box 232
North Quincy, MA 02171

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