large clusters and topologies
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Alan Ward award at mypic.adFri Jul 28 05:33:31 PDT 2000
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This discussion we've been having about > 100 node clusters makes me wonder about two points: - I suppose Ethernet is not all too efficient with this size, even with switches instead of hubs. What's the largest practical size for an Ethernet 'wulf? Any alternatives to Myrinet upwards of that? - Which type of algorithm can take direct advantage of a cube, toroid, ... topology? I would think even a "dumb" job like matrix multiplication might benefit from a 2D lattice (instead of the typical all-to-all unique segment). Comments? Best regards, Alan Ward
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