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Mellanox and Novell Drive High Bandwidth Virtualization Into Data Centers
InfiniBand and Xen hypervisor primed for SUSE Linux Enterprise 10 platform
During Interop 2006, Mellanox announced its collaboration with Novell to build an integrated solution that delivers Xen 3.0.2 virtualization in conjunction with Mellanox’s 20Gb/s InfiniBand fabric solutions on top of Novell’s SUSE Linux Enterprise 10 platform.
“Data center designers that cannot compromise on latency delays in their applications, and want to consolidate I/O, find InfiniBand’s value proposition to be very compelling,” said Holger Dyroff, vice president of product management for SUSE Linux at Novell. “We are happy to be working with Mellanox at several mutual customers to deliver a solution that offers better control over the network fabric and a strong foundation to deploy Xen virtualization for large, multi-node clusters. By using open source InfiniBand software from OpenFabrics.org to add support for InfiniBand based I/O virtualization, we will enable organizations to improve server utilization and create a flexible and responsive data center.”
(click to read entire press release)
Mellanox to Present at JP Morgan and Cowen & Co. Technology Conferences
On May 24th, Eyal Waldman, Chairman and CEO, presented at the 34th Annual JP Morgan Technology Conference (Download presentation).
If you missed the May 24th event, Mr. Waldman will be presenting again at the Cowen & Company, LLC's 34th Annual Technology Conference held at the New York Palace Hotel in New York, NY on Wednesday, May 31, 2006 at 1:20 p.m. Eastern Time.
New Application Pages on Mellanox Website
InfiniBand is increasingly becomes an interconnect of choice in not just high performance computing environments, but also in mainstream enterprise grids, data center virtualization solutions, storage, and embedded environments. The low-latency and high-performance of InfiniBand coupled with the economic benefits of its consolidation and virtualization capabilities provides end-customers the ideal combination as they build out their applications. Learn how InfiniBand technology can take your solution to the next performance level:
Today’s data centers need an agile infrastructure that incorporates ongoing improvements in computer, storage, networking, and application technologies, and empowers IT to support changing business processes. InfiniBand fabric solutions enable IT organizations to turn computing and storage resources from monolithic systems to service-centric shared pool of resources consisting of standardized components that can be dynamically provisioned and accessed through an intelligent network.
With InfiniBand's proven scalability and efficiency, small and large clusters easily scale up to thousands of nodes. With 20Gb/s node-to-node and 60Gb/s switch-to-switch solutions available, and a roadmap to 120Gb/s, InfiniBand has proven its performance superiority in personal supercomputing, workgroup, departmental, divisional, and enterprise supercomputers solutions.
InfiniBand’s high bandwidth, low latency, dedicated I/O channels, QoS and RDMA features will lower capital expenses and operating costs making it the right choice for storage.
InfiniBand has emerged as an ideal solution for many embedded applications such as high-speed I/O links, reliable backplanes, and scaleable switch fabrics. With reliability, availability, and serviceability (RAS) built into the architecture, InfiniBand’s superior capabilities are enabling outstanding functionality in non-traditional systems.
High performance compute clusters require a high performance interconnect technology providing high-bandwidth, low-latency and low CPU overhead resulting in high CPU utilization for the application’s compute operations.
Learn more about InfiniBand from other organizations and industry/open source/user groups
Visit Mellanox at these June 2006 events!
- LS-DYNA International Users Conference
Hyatt Regency
Dearborn, Michigan
June 4-6, 2006
Booth #302
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OpenFabrics Alliance 2006 Paris Conference
Paris, France
June 22–23, 2006
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International Supercomputing 2006
Dresden, Germany
June 27–30, 2006
Booth #D25-D28
- 16 May 06
Financial Times Will Publish Special Report on Investing in Israel - 9 May 06
SilverStorm Technologies Ships World's Highest Capacity Cluster Interconnect System; SilverStorm 9000 Series of Multi-Protocol Fabric Directors Provide 11.52Tb/s of InfiniBand DDR Switching Capacity in a Single Chassis
- 25 May 06
Data center networks often exclude Ethernet - 22 May 06
Hardware Today: Sunlight or Shade for Blades? - 19 May 06
Microway Adds NAS Products - 19 May 06
OpenFabrics Alliance to Host Workshop in June - 17 May 06
Maximum Throughput Showcases New Technology Including Uncompressed Dual HD Stream DDR Functionality - 16 May 06
Sun Microsystems Powers Asia's Fastest Supercomputer at Tokyo Institute of Technology
- 11 May 06
Small Tree benefits from Apple rebound - 10 May 06
InfiniBand Today - 9 May 06
Azul, Mainsoft Bring .NET Code to Compute Appliances - 9 May 06
SilverStorm Technologies Ships World's Highest Capacity Cluster Interconnect System; SilverStorm 9000 Series of Multi-Protocol Fabric Directors Provide 11.52Tb/s of InfiniBand DDR Switching Capacity in a Single Chassis - 9 May 06
Scali Announces Support for OpenFabrics - 9 May 06
Fakespace Provides PowerWall to UK's Visualization Center - 5 May 06
Sun Sheds Light on Storage Blueprint - 4 May 06
Interop: Mixed Messages on InfiniBand - 4 May 06
New six-slot PCI Express to PCI expansion system ships - 3 May 06
DataDirect Networks Demonstrates First True Open Real-time Storage System for HD Broadcast, HD Post and Digital Intermediate at NAB 2006 - 1 May 06
InfiniBand driver with SDP and IPoIB for VxWorks
- 1 May 06
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Selects Linux Networx Supercomputers for Earth and Space Sciences Research
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