A Pi Cluster to Hang in Your Stocking with Care Hackaday It’s that time of year again, with the holidays fast approaching friends and family will be hounding you about what trinkets and shiny baubles they can pretend to …
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Techworm Learn To Build Your Own Supercomputer With Raspberry Pi 3 Cluster Techworm Ever since the first generation of Raspberry Pi was released in 2012, as a single chip processor running on ARM11 and clocked at 700 Mhz, it has continued to remain popular and the perfect tool for students, artists, hobbyists and hackers. Since then ..
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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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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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Tech Xplore System with thousands of Raspberry Pi nodes brings affordable testbed to supercomputing system Tech Xplore The BitScope system consists of five rack-mounted Pi Cluster Modules, each with 150 four-core nodes of Raspberry Pi ARM processor boards.
insideHPC Video: An Affordable Supercomputing Testbed based on Rasberry Pi insideHPC In this video from SC17, Bruce Tulloch from BitScope describes an low-cost Rasberry Pi cluster that LANL can use to simulate large-scale supercomputers. “The BitScope Pi Cluster Modules system creates an affordable, scalable, highly parallel testbed … and more »
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Raspberry Pi Solution for High-Performance Computing R&D Electronics360 The BitScope Pi Cluster Modules system. Image credit: BitScope.Developing software for a supercomputer, but can't swing the quarter-billion dollars or the 25 megawatts of electricity need for a testbed? There's always Raspberry Pi
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Sensors Online Clusters+ Raspberry Pi A Recipe For Easy HPC R&D Sensors Online BitScope Designs introduces a large Raspberry Pi cluster for a pilot conceived at Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL). The 750-node cluster, comprising five rack mount BitScope Cluster Modules, each with 150 x 64 bit quad-core Raspberry Pi ARM …
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Your Serverless Raspberry Pi Cluster with Docker Linux.com (blog) This blog post will show you how to create your own Serverless Raspberry Pi cluster with Docker and the OpenFaaS framework. People often ask me what they should do with their cluster and this application is perfect for the credit-card sized device ..
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TechRepublic Raspberry Pi : Build your own turbo-charged cluster with OctaPi TechRepublic Building an OctaPi is a bit pricey, you'll need nine Raspberry Pi 3 Model B boards, eight for the cluster and one to act as the client orchestrating the others, as well as a shop-bought router and various cables. To open up more possible uses for the … Raspberry Pi OCTAPI Cluster Computer System Geeky Gadgets all 2 news articles »
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