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This category contains vendors of parallel computing hardware and software. Vendors that specialize in Beowulf clusters are listed in the Computers/Parallel_Computing/Beowulf/Vendors category.

Subcategories

• Beowulf

Resources in This Category

• DeVita Associates

  http://www.devita.com/
  Distributor of Beowulfs and custom failover cluster systems. Product information and white papers about clustering.

• Dolphin Interconnect

  http://www.dolphinics.com/
  Scalable Coherent Interface adapter cards, bridge chips, switches, and Beowulf kits. Product information, whitepapers, benchmarks, and drivers available for download.

• Emulex

  http://www.emulex.com/
  Develops, markets and supports high-performance storage networking products for Intel-based server clusters.

• Myricom

  http://www.myricom.com/
  High-performance networking for cluster communication. Sells interconnect hardware and provides open-source message passing software. Product information, benchmarks, and links to customer research projects.

• ParTec

  http://www.par-tec.de/
  Builds parallel computing clusters from commodity hardware using a high performance communication subsystem. Information about products, downloadable manuals, research papers.

• PSP group at UT Austin

  http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/psp/welcome.html
  PSP stands for Programs, Specifications and Proofs. The emphasis of the work of our group is to derive parallel and distributed programs in a rigorous manner.

• The Portland Group

  http://www.pgroup.com/
  PGI is an independent supplier of high performance scalar and parallel compilers and tools for workstations, servers, and high-performance computing systems.

• TurboLinux Products

  http://www.turbolinux.com/products/index.html
  Software to turn an existing network of computers into a cluster.

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