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Microway designs state-of-the-art, fully-integrated
Beowulf clusters for HPC, life sciences and enterprise
applications. Clusters are configured with the Linux distribution of your choice or Microsoft Windows 2003
Computer Cluster Edition.
Microway offers innovative, competitively priced, custom designed clusters with unique
remote management and monitoring tools. Our solutions incorporate the latest high-speed
processors, excellent cooling and superior storage solutions. We offer high-speed
interconnects, including Myrinet and InfiniBand for
fine and coarse grain parallel applications. To provide real time monitoring of
InfiniBand fabrics, Microway's InfiniScope graphically
displays fabric usage without interfering with your running jobs.
Clusters are delivered
fully-functional and include
MCMS™, Microway's Cluster Management
Software, and optional MPI Link-Checker™ Diagnostic Software, and NodeWatch™ Remote
Cluster Monitoring and Control Solution.
The competence level of our
integration and service teams far surpasses that of our competitors.
Microway-designed Beowulf clusters are preferred by universities, life sciences and
government funded research organizations worldwide, including
CDC, LANL, LLNL, GlaxoSmithKline, ALTANA, MIT Lincoln Laboratory, NASA, NIH, NIST, and National
Research Council Canada. For a representative listing of Microway
customers, please go here.
Microway has been configuring parallel systems with up to 500 processors since 1986.
Recently Microway configured a 400 processor Linux
Beowulf cluster for a major eastern university. Microway was the
only vendor able to design and provide the exact configuration
needed by the university, and at the most competitive price.
For personal assistance, please call a sales person who speaks your
language at (508)746-7341. To request a price quote for your next high-end,
fully integrated Microway Opteron Cluster, Server, Workstation, or Storage System go to
the Price Quote Request page.
Read Microway's
White Papers to learn more about
the technologies we install in our Beowulf clusters.
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