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NextComputing Blade Server Supports NVIDIA Tesla GPUs

NextStream optimized for space-constrained environments.

NextStream optimized for space-constrained environments.

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NextComputing now supports the NVIDIA Tesla C-class GPU computing processors in its NextStream dense streaming blade server, including the recently announced Tesla C2075.

The two-rack-units-high NextStream is optimized for high-performance computing tasks that require a mix of traditional multi-core CPU processing with GPU co-processing in a dense form-factor. The server also includes integrated Ethernet switching and a dedicated management PC module for in-chassis direct management of blade nodes. The chassis can house up to three independent dual-processor blades, each with dual Intel Xeon 5500 series processors and 96GB memory, for a total of 36 processing cores and 288GB of memory per chassis. Each blade has its own PCI Express 2.0 x8 expansion slot and internal Gigabit networking between blades.

For more information, visit NextComputing.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.

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