Microway was fortunate to have been spared any substantial damage from Hurricane Irene. We had consistent power delivery all weekend, and all is operating normally at our Plymouth, MA facility this morning. Shipping timelines for existing orders should not be effected by the storm.
We wish our best and hope a speedy recovery to all customers and partners affected by the hurricane.
We're excited to launch a new cluster benchmarking program with NVIDIA: the Tesla™ Molecular Dynamics (MD) SimCluster. Customers running AMBER, NAMD, and even custom CUDA code users can benchmark on the latest Tesla M2090 GPU hardware and purchase a preconfigured, ready-to-run cluster with AMBER or NAMD.
The SimCluster is optimized to simulate large size models and achieve higher accuracy while reducing simulation time. Ready for remote login with accelerated AMBER or NAMD, all users of those packages need to do is load their models and start simulation.
Cluster Configuration and Data Sheet:
• 4 1U GPU Compute Nodes: each with 2 Tesla™ M2090 512 core + 6GB GDDR5 ECC GPUs
• Total of 5.32 TFLOPs double precision GPU performance from 4096 CUDA cores (10.64 TFLOPs single)
• 48GB DDR3 system memory per node
• ConnectX-2™ QDR InfiniBand switch
For more information and to register for a benchmarking slot, please visit our benchmarking page.
We managed to depart before Hurricane Irene for the ACS Annual Meeting in Denver, CO. Please visit Microway in Booth 1912.
We are displaying Tesla GPU accelerated VMD on the show floor. This includes 3D visualization of DNA moving through a synthetic nanopore using NVIDIA 3D Vision Pro Technology.
For more information, data sheets, and booth description please visit our booth webpage.
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Eliot Eshelman at 508-732-5534 Brett Newman at 508-732-5542 sales@microway.com |