Eurotech, a leader in green supercomputing technology, today announced they have appointed Fabio Gallo as Vice President and General Manager of the HPC (High Performance Computing) strategic business unit
Eurotech has announced the launch of two mini HPC systems, collectively titled Aurora
Eurotech, a provider of embedded computing and supercomputing, introduced at the International Supercomputer Conference (ISC) in Leipzig the new version of the Aurora Tigon supercomputers, powered by the coprocessors Intel Xeon Phi 5120D.
Eurotech has introduced the Aurora Tigon, the company's latest addition to its Aurora line of supercomputers
Based on the Intel Sandy Bridge processing platform, the Aurora HPC 10-10 can thermally manage the top of the Xeon E5 series, the E5-2687W at 3.1 Ghz (150W TDP)
Eurotech has introduced the Aurora Au-5600, a next-generation green supercomputer that takes advantage of the new Intel Xeon 5600 series
Eurotech has released the DuraNAS 1000, a rugged network attached storage (NAS) solution for harsh environment applications
Eurotech has introduced its Aurora supercomputer, which has been designed to deliver more computing power, scalability, and energy savings while retaining compatibility with existing software applications and environments
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