PC Perspective BitScope Unveils Raspberry Pi Cluster With 2880 CPU Cores For LANL HPC R&D PC Perspective The Raspberry Pi has been used to build cheap servers and small clusters before, but BitScope is taking the idea to the extreme with a professional enterprise solution. On display at SC17, the BitScope Raspberry Pi Cluster Module is a 6U rackable …
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BitScope Unveils Raspberry Pi Cluster With 2880 CPU Cores For LANL HPC R&D – PC Perspective
In today’s guest post, Bruce Tulloch, CEO and Managing Director of BitScope Designs , discusses the uses of cluster computing with the Raspberry Pi, and the recent pilot of the Los Alamos National Laboratory 3000-Pi cluster built with the BitScope Blade . High-performance computing and Raspberry Pi are not normally uttered in the same breath, but Los Alamos National Laboratory is building a Raspberry Pi cluster with 3000 cores as a pilot before scaling up to 40000 cores or more next year. That’s amazing, but why
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Raspberry Pi clusters come of age
Engadget Ben Heck's Raspberry Pi Bitscope mod Engadget If you need to troubleshoot or design electronic hardware, an oscilloscope is a useful bit of kit.
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Ben Heck’s Raspberry Pi Bitscope mod – Engadget
We met the folks from BitScope some months ago to talk about their plans for a miniature scope especially for the Raspberry Pi. They’ve just launched the product we discussed today, and our socks have been comprehensively knocked off by it; the engineers who sit behind me think this is one of the most exciting Raspberry Pi add-ons they’ve seen so far. This is the BitScope Micro, built especially for the Raspberry Pi.
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BitScope Micro