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See Mellanox Technologies at Booth #314
Get a sneak preview of Mellanox Activities!
Recent Mellanox Press Releases
- 30 July 07
Mellanox Technologies to Present at the 9th Annual Pacific Crest Technology Leadership Forum and at the RBC Technology Conference - 25 July 07
Mellanox Technologies Announces Financial Results for Q2 2007 - 23 Jul 07
Mellanox Technologies to Ring the NASDAQ Stock Market Opening Bell on Monday, July 30, 2007 - 16 Jul 07
Mellanox Technologies, Ltd. To Be Added To Multiple Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Indexes - 9 Jul 07
Mellanox ConnectX IB InfiniBand Mezzanine Adapters Accelerate HP BladeSystem c-Class - 6 Jul 07
Mellanox Technologies Announces Retirement of S. Atiq Raza from Board of Directors - 4 Jul 07
Mellanox to Lead Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Opening Ceremony on Monday July 9 - 2 Jul 07
Mellanox Technologies Shares to be Listed on Tel Aviv Stock Exchange in Addition to NASDAQ Listing
InfiniBand Trade Association and OpenFabrics Alliance Announce InfiniBand Low Latency Technical Forum to Take Place September 17, 2007
Presentations and Collaborative Sessions Will Emphasize How InfiniBand Delivers the Lowest Latency of Any Industry-Standard Interconnect Technology Resulting in a Positive Return on Investment for End Users
The InfiniBand Trade Association and the OpenFabrics Alliance today announced that an InfiniBand Low Latency Technical Forum has been planned for September 17 at the Moscone Center West in San Francisco, in co-location with the Fall 2007 Intel Developer Forum (IDF). The technical forum will bring together members from these two industry associations, along with the broader InfiniBand community. The technical forum will include presentations and collaborative sessions that examine latency in high-performance computing, storage and enterprise environments and will emphasize how end-user deployments of InfiniBand technology result in a positive return on investment.
To register
Attendees may register online at www.regonline.com/InfiniBandTechForum for the early bird rate of $149; after September 1, the rate increases to $199. Attendees may also purchase conference passes to the Intel Developer Forum at a discounted rate of $695, a savings of more than $1,000 per pass.
For more information on the Low Latency Technical Forum, please visit:
Stanford University Advances High-Performance Computing with Cisco
Engineering school speeds interprocessor communications with Cisco® Server Fabric Switches on HPC research platforms...(read more)
20Gb/s InfiniBand Connectivity for Mechanical Computer-Aided Design
High-performance computing is a crucial tool for automotive design and manufacturing. It is used in mechanical computer-aided design (MCAD) and computer-aided engineering (CAE) from component-level to full structural analyses: structural integrity, airflow motions and crash simulations, thermal management, climate control, engine modeling, exhaust, acoustics and much more. HPC helps drive accelerated speed to market, significant cost reductions, and tremendous flexibility. The strength in HPC is the ability to achieve best sustained performance by driving the CPU performance towards its limits.
Figure: Thermal comfort CFD simulation Figure: Volvo crash simulation
Faster Development Process
From concept to engineering, and from design to test and manufacturing, the manufacturing industry relies on powerful virtual development solutions. For example, CFD and crash simulations are performed in an effort to secure quality while speeding the development process. High-performance cluster solutions maximize the total value of ownership for CAE environments and extend innovation in virtual product development.
HPC cluster environments impose high demands for cluster connectivity throughput, low-latency, low CPU overhead, network flexibility and high-efficiency in order to maintain a balanced system and to achieve high application performance and scaling. Low-performance interconnect solutions, or lack of interconnect hardware capabilities will result in degraded system and application performance, and therefore a degradation of CAE simulation.
Increase Processor Efficiency
Mellanox’s high-performance, InfiniBand connectivity maximizes the cluster compute environment’s efficiency and scalability. Mellanox’s InfiniBand architecture is based on a full CPU offload approach with the flexibility of RDMA capabilities for reducing the traditional network protocol from the CPU and increasing the processor efficiency.
World-Class Performance
Mellanox’s 20Gb/s InfiniBand is designed for multi-core environments and can efficiently handle multiple data streams simultaneously, while at the same time, guarantee fast and reliable data transfer for each of the streams. With latency as low as 1usec, Mellanox InfiniBand enables scalable, fast communication among the processing units. For CAE applications, Mellanox InfiniBand provides a balanced compute system that maximizes the performance of HPC clusters and the efficiency of the CAE simulations.
Joining forces to power the data center and high-performance computing clusters
Mellanox is dedicated to building a world-class marketing alliance program by working closely with our chosen partners and customers to ensure the best total solution is available to end-customers. We are committed to cultivating long-term, marketing relationships with best-in-class original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) as well as strategic technology suppliers and independent software vendors (ISVs).
Member Profile for July 2007
See Z Research in the Mellanox Booth at Linux World
Designed to seamlessly scale to Petabytes, Z Research's GlusterFS aggregates various
storage bricks/servers over InfiniBand RDMA or TCP/IP interconnects into one
large parallel network file system and sits on top of any POSIX compliant
operating system so the learning curve is minimal and it can be deployed in
minutes.
Mellanox Cluster Center offers an environment for developing, testing, benchmarking and optimizing products based on InfiniBand technology. The center, located in Santa Clara, California, provides on-site technical support and can be accessed through secure sessions onsite or remotely.
The Cluster Center provides a unique ability to access the latest InfiniBand technology, even before it is generally available to the public. It provides a development testing and tuning environment for applications to take advantages of Mellanox’s superior characteristics...(more)
Visit Mellanox at these upcoming 2007 events!
- 9th Annual Pacific Crest Technology Leadership Forum
Sonnenalp Resort
Vail, CO
August 6-7, 2007 - Linux World
Moscone Center
San Francisco, CA
August 6-9, 2007
Booth #314 - RBC Technology Conference
Four Seasons Hotel
San Francisco, CA
August 9, 2007 - IEEE Hot Interconnects
Stanford University
William R. Hewlett Teaching Center
Palo Alto, CA
August 22-24, 2007
Speaking: Ohio State University
Topic: Performance Analysis and Evaluation of Mellanox ConnectX InfiniBand
Architecture with Multi-Core Platforms
- 30 July 07
Stanford confabs explore multi-core CPUs, nets
- 30 July 07
Intel Endorses Industry Specification to Simplify Blade Server Design
- 18 July 07
TASE may seek equity partners - 18 July 07
Mellanox Revs Up Networks For Heavy-Duty Number Crunchers - 2 July 07
Quad-Core Storage Server targets SMBs
- 31 July 07
Supermicro SuperBlade Shipping in Volume Now - 24 July 07
Appliance Bolsters Cisco Data Center Strategy - 24 July 07
Cisco CEO Visualizes The 'Data Center 3.0' - 24 July 07
Isilon expands storage clustering line - 24 July 07
NASA Selects SGI to Provide Largest Shared-Memory System in the World - 23 July 07
Exegy Ticker Plant's Extremely Low Latency - 23 July 07
NASA Deploys Obsidian Longbow Campus Solutions to Extend Its Columbia Supercomputer across Multiple Locations - 19 July 07
Letter-Perfect Time for Foreign IPOs - 19 July 07
Zarlink ZLynx active optical cables first to meet InfiniBand(SM) Trade Association compliance requirements - 19 July 07
Network Equipment Technologies Announces Second Phase of Technology Partnership With Bay Microsystems to Deliver Next Generation High Performance Multi-Service Platforms - 17 July 07
InfiniBand Links 512 Cores/Rack - 11 July 07
InfiniBand backer Voltaire files for IPO - 10 July 07
Cisco Rides InfiniBand to Supercomputing Success - 9 July 07
Sikorsky Aircraft Engineers Tackle Bigger, More Complex Simulations With SGI Altix XE Cluster - 6 July 07
A Half-Year Retrospective - 4 July 07
Towards a peta era - 2 July 07
Blade technology moves closer to mainstream
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