Sun and Intel High Performance Computing

Sun and Intel High Performance Computing
Learn more about Intel® Xeon®

Increase your application performance with an Intel® Xeon® processor 5500 series based Sun HPC system.

Experience new levels of HPC performance and efficiency with a new line of versatile servers, featuring Intel® Xeon® processor 5500 series, integrated open storage, and high-performance networking, that together deliver high single-job performance, high multi-stream throughput, and better I/O rates.


At a Glance

Server modules based on the new Intel® Xeon® processor 5500 series for highest density, designed for compute-intensive applications in general and commercial HPC environments.


Sun Blade X6275

Integrated on-board QDR InfiniBand leverages Intel®'s QuickPath technology to provide higher bandwidth and lower latency.

Sun Blade X6250

The Intel® Xeon® processor 5400 series delivers an incredible range of performance and cost options to your Sun Blade Chassis.

Sun Fire X2270

Server designed for higher performance in memory-intensive applications such as EDA simulations or financial modeling.

Intel® Xeon® Processor-Based HPC Solutions

Sun Constellation System Using the Sun Blade X6275 or the Sun Blade X6250, the Sun Constellation System is the first open Petascale computing environment combining ultra-dense, high performance computing, networking, storage, Infiniband and software into one integrated system.
Sun Rapid Solutions Compute Cluster Using the Sun Fire X2270, the Sun Compute Cluster is designed to handle your most computationally intense business problems. This integrated system comes ready to deploy and is massively scalable.


Learn More

Learn how to Integrate & Scale your HPC environment.

Video/Podcast: Sun's x64 Open Network Systems For HPC
Sun innovation delivers high density, low latency and high performance clusters.

Offers

Whitepaper
Overview on How to Approach Integration and Scalability in High Performance Computing Environments
HPC Virtual Trade Show
On Demand beginning September 23, 2009
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Free trial of Sun systems and Solaris 10 for 60 days.