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Eray Ozkural eozk at bicom-inc.comWed Dec 4 23:20:34 PST 2002
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A while ago I had asked whether there were any existing clusters using firewire IIRC. I had also found a similar query on this list, asked some time before me, but I don't have the link right now. I had even developed a design, unfortunately no professors had shown interest in it at Bilkent. There are interface cards containing 3 firewire ports with aforementioned bandwidth/latency characteristics which makes them excellent point-to-point connection devices. With a suitably high performance kernel router, this would make the construction of high performance static-network distributed memory machines an ordinary feat. Each node would have 2 of those interface cards, totaling to 6 firewire ports. 64 nodes can be connected in hybercube topology resulting in a high performance supercomputer. If anybody wants me to come and help build it, just send me a job offer :) Thanks, -- Eray Ozkural <eozk at bicom-inc.com> Software Engineer, BICOM Inc. GPG public key fingerprint: 360C 852F 88B0 A745 F31B EA0F 7C07 AE16 874D 539C
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