Cart AMD EPYC Delivers a No-Compromise, Single-Socket Server
posted on September 5, 2019The latest iteration of AMD’s EPYC processor architecture, known as Rome, will cause you to re-think some of the assumptions you have about deploying dual-socket servers rather than single-socket servers. Traditionally, it’s been true that a single-socket CPU doesn’t support enough PCIe lanes to connect sufficient NVMe devices or graphics processors for their needs. Therefore, […]
AMD’s EPYC Rome Posts Benchmarks on Popular HPC Applications
posted on August 22, 2019AMD is sharing a series of benchmarking results now that the new EPYC 7002 series “Rome” processors are launched and available. Two of the applications are of particular interest to our customers, who frequently use WRF and GROMACS. Weather Modeling with WRF The Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) Model application is a weather prediction system […]
Advanced Clustering Technologies Now Offering AMD EPYC™ 7002 Series Processor-based Systems
posted on August 8, 2019Kansas City, Mo. (Aug. 7, 2019) – Advanced Clustering Technologies, a provider of custom, turn-key high performance computing hardware solutions, announced today that it is offering AMD EPYC™ 7002 Series based systems. “Our new series of ACTserv systems will deliver 128 PCI-e lanes and up to 64 cores per socket. These are perfect for your […]
Sharing Our Analysis of the Complexities of RFP Writing for HPC
posted on August 5, 2019Advanced Clustering was invited to make a presentation during the recent SIGHPC Sysadmin Professionals workshop that took place on the first day of PEARC19 last month in Chicago. Our discussion focused on our analysis of Requests for Proposals (RFPs) that we received in 2018. Among our key findings: 48 days is the average number of days that […]
Come and see us at PEARC19 later this month in Chicago
posted on July 2, 2019Advanced Clustering Technology representatives will be on hand later this month for PEARC19 in Chicago. The company is serving as a Bronze Sponsor for the event, which takes place July 28 – Aug. 1 at the Hyatt Regency Downtown. Registration for the conference is still available here: https://www.pearc19.pearc.org. Advanced Clustering will have a table in the […]
CFD-optimized Car Earns High Marks for University of Toronto Formula Racing Team
posted on June 25, 2019Using designs it spent months optimizing on the ACTnowHPC cloud, the University of Toronto Formula Racing Team has been able to make big advances in the design and performance of the vehicle they are taking to competitions this year. “Through our use of ACTnowHPC, we have expedited, optimized and improved many aspects of our program,” […]
Scientific Computing World Features eQUEUE Among Innovative HPC user tools
posted on June 6, 2019Scientific Computing World is featuring eQUEUE, Advanced Clustering Technologies web-based job submission tool, among the innovative tools HPC users can leverage to manage their computing resources more effectively. In its June/July edition, which was published today, the publication wrote: “Alongside the hardware and software improvements that can help to increase real application performance, HPC providers […]
Advanced Clustering Attending PEARC19 as a Bronze Sponsor
posted on June 4, 2019Come and see us next month at the Practice & Experience in Advanced Research Computing (PEAR19) conference, which takes place July 28 – Aug. 1 at the Hyatt Regency in downtown Chicago. The theme for this year’s event is Rise of the Machines (Learning). Advanced Clustering will be on hand to talk about our custom, turn-key […]
Come and See Us at the Great Plains Network meeting
posted on May 16, 2019The Annual Meeting of the Great Plains Network will take place next Tuesday through Thursday right here in Kansas City. Advanced Clustering Technologies is proud to be a Bronze Sponsor of the event this year. We hope to see you at our exhibitor table during the conference. Information technology professionals from all across the Midwest […]
Meet our most powerful workstation, the ACTstation x250
posted on May 7, 2019Our most powerful workstation is the ACTstation x250, which gives you the power of HPC on your desktop. This workstation is quiet and air cooled. Holds up to two NVIDIA GPUs. Key features of this workstation: 2x up to 56 core Intel Xeon SP (Cascade Lake) 12x DDR4 2933MHz DIMM sockets (Max: 768 GB) 8x 3.5″SATA,NVMe […]
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