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NVIDIA Tesla Bio Workbench
The NVIDIA Tesla Bio Workbench enables bio-physicists and computational chemists to push the boundaries of bio-chemical research. It turns a standard PC into a "computational laboratory" capable of running complex bio-science codes -- in fields such as drug discovery and DNA sequencing -- more than 10-20 times faster through the use of NVIDIA Tesla computing processors.
14 January 2010
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GPU Computing For Servers
Throughout the past year there has been an increased focus from GPU providers such as nVIDIA on GPGPU (General Purpose GPU) compute applications and the emergence of the personal supercomputer. Leveraging the power of multiple GPUs to perform computational tasks provides massive processing benefits in a single workstation system. Read on to discover how this technology leap came about.
16 December 2009
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Liquid Cooling For Servers
Following the recent launch of our innovative liquid cooled servers featuring patented "modular liquid immersion" technology from Iceotope Ltd, our latest technical article explains what's involved in the technology, how it works, and the practical benefits of using liquid cooling.
01 December 2009
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Failover Storage in a Virtualised Environment
When designing our latest Igloo storage systems we actively encouraged the concept of integration with virtualised server environments in addition to traditional storage environments.
19 December 2008
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SSD Performance Improvements to Challenge HDD
Boston implements SSD drives in the latest range of Fenway Virtualisation solutions. Finally this exciting technology is both mature and affordable making an excellent argument for price, performance, power consumption and reliability.
18 December 2008
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A move to 2.5'' HDD in Enterprise Class Computing
The Benefits of 2.5" HDD technology have been obvious to laptop users for years, however, capacity and performance demands of the Server and Storage market can now be realised using both SATA and SAS technologies.
17 December 2008
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Migrating to new Server CPU/Chipsets - Intel vs AMD
Intel and AMD have been busy preparing launches of new multi-core CPUs for the server and workstation market, based around 45nm manufacturing technologies, delivering greater transistor density, lower power consumption and an increase in the number of cores from 4 (today's Intel Harpertown and AMD's Barcelona) to 6 and even 8 cores.
16 December 2008
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Introducing InfiniBand
The InfiniBand technology available today is the result of a combination of previously competing designs, Future I/O (initially developed by Compaq, IBM, and Hewlett-Packard) and Next Generation I/O (developed by Intel, Microsoft and Sun). Today, InfiniBand is used primarily in HPC markets as a high-speed, low latency, switch-fabric interconnect, but its popularity in other market segments as a general purpose interconnect is growing.
14 July 2008
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Silentium's Active Noise Control (ANC) Technology
Active noise control (ANC) is a method for reducing unwanted sound. ANC is sound field modification, particularly sound field cancellation, by electro-acoustical means.
17 May 2008
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VMware ESX Server - Features & Benefits
What makes VMWare ESX Server 3 the right choice for you? It brings many benefits to the table that help you on your transition to a virtual world.
19 March 2008
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