In partnership with Nvidia and Supermicro, the Boston Venom 2305-7T offers a combination of Intels 8-core Xeon E5-2600 series processors with a high-performance Nvidia Quadro K5000 GPU and the new Nvidia Tesla K20 companion processor - all within a compact mid-tower Supermicro chassis
Boston has introduced the Boston Viridis Project, a new generation of ultra low power platforms based on Calxeda ARM EnergyCore SOC (system on a chip) processors
Boston, a distribution partner for Super Micro Computer, has introduced the Nvidia Tesla GPU SimCluster, an off-the-shelf, ready-to-deploy cluster solution
Boston, a distribution partner for Super Micro Computer, has introduced a new range of high performance compute solutions, including the Venom line of professional workstations and servers
Boston has introduced a range of products at Cebit, including the latest Supermicro Twin Blade platform
Boston, the European distributor for Super Micro Computer, has introduced the Venom T4000 Personal Supercomputer, featuring 960 cores
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Simon McIntosh-Smith discusses the role of the ExCALIBUR project in ensuring that UK research is at the forefront of HPC
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Thermo Fisher’s James Pena gives his thoughts on how scientists can advance their research goals through the implementation of cloud technology in the laboratory
Robert Roe takes a look at a selection of HPC software tools that can help scientists create applications or run them more effectively
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Robert Roe takes a look at a selection of software tools designed to make it easier to manage and implement HPC resources
