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Related distributed cluster projects
- The NIST
Scalable Computing Testbed project focuses on larger ATM-based
networks.
- The Extreme Linux project
is trying to improve and evolve Linux for high-performance computing.
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Beowulf systems use a channel-bonding technology to utilize
multiple ethernet cards per node to increase network bandwidth.
- The High Speed Networks
and Parallel Applications Project has developed a communication
interface (BIP) for Myrinet PC networks.
- Berkeley NOW project
has been exploring larger (N>64) Unix clusters with high-speed
networks.
- The Illinois
HPVM project provides a low-latency messages, and an MPI port
(MPI-FM) of fast messages.
- The DAISy
project at Sandia also uses a similar
fast-ethernet/Myrinet network configuration.
- Myricom keeps a list of
projects
worldwide that use Myrinet networking technology.
Meetings and workshops
Linux related links
Message passing and related software
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