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GPU-Tech displaying Ecoserver 500 at SC07
Posted by Njeri Gitachu, Monday November 12 2007 @ 12:07PM EST

Ecoserver is a GPU based super computer / workstation, the first of what we believe to be the next generation of servers: cheap, powerful and eco-friendly with a power/price advantage 20 times better than actual cluster products. Ecoserver consumes almost 10 times less energy than an equivalent CPU solution.

With 4 graphic cards in a single box you can obtain sustained power of 500Gflops for algorithms found in libraries like BLAS or LAPACK using Ecolib on Ecoserver 500.

The core of our server is the latest ATI HD 2900 XT GPU with 1Go DDR4 512 bits and 320 ALU in pipeline, perfect for number crunching. A motherboard equipped with a Quad core Intel Q6600 and 8Go DDR2 800Mhz, hosts four ATI HD 2900 XT Graphic cards and consumes a total of 800 watts.

Using our Ecolib API and libraries, we will be displaying how to effectively harness the computing power of GPUs for optimised accelerated performance.

The Ecolib API and Libraries allow you to easily port your applications and time critical algorithms to GPU. Currently, Ecolib is the only GPU programming platform offering you the possibility to program in double precision.

Ecolib is available for Windows and GPU-Tech will soon be launching a version for Linux and MacOS. Ecolib can also be used for Grid computing.

GPU-Tech also proposes personalised development to companies wishing to optimise their own applications on the GPU. GPU-Tech ports these applications directly in assembler language on the card.

About GPU-Tech:

GPU-Tech is a French innovative company dedicated to software edition in the field of intensive scientific computation. The activities of the company turn around a technology that consists in programming on GPU.

GPU-Computing: http://www.gpucomputing.eu
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