Configure your next HPC system with Cascade lake processors

Posted on April 16, 2019
ACTblade x210

ACTblade x210

Our online Configurator has been updated to include all of our HPC systems that feature the next generation of Intel Xeon scalable processors (code name Cascade Lake). You can check out everything including:

  • The ACTblade x210 system, which provides up to four independent compute nodes in one chassis. This blade is ideal as a compute node.
  • The ACTblade x220 compute node, which is your general purpose HPC compute node and supports lower wattage, lower core count cpus. This blade has the capacity to provide more storage than the ACTblade x210.
  • The  ACTblade x230 system provides up to four independent compute nodes with 24 drives in one chassis. This blade is ideal as a hyper-converged node.
  • TheACTserv x1210, which supports high core count, high frequency cpus and offers a lot of fast storage. This server is ideal for use as a compute, storage or head node.
  • The ACTserv x2210, which supports high core count, high frequency cpus and offers a lot of fast storage. It can be used as a compute, storage, head node or 2x GPU node. Provides option to add two GPUs.
  • TheACTserv x2220, which is a general purpose node for more capacity in a smaller form factor. It is ideal as a head or storage node.
  • The ACTserv x2275c, which is a perfect balance 2x Xeon SP CPUs, 4x GPUs and storage.
  •  The ACTstation x250, which is our most powerful workstation. It gives you the power of HPC on your desktop. This workstation is quiet and air cooled. 
Holds up to two NVIDIA GPUs. 
Up to 56 cores and 768 GB memory.
  •  The ACTstor x4251, a Cascade Lake storage server in 4U that supports up to 4x U.2 NVMe.
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