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ClearSpeed Releases Advance(TM) e720 Accelerator Board for HP BladeSystem.


The first 64-bit Double Precision Mezzanine Card A printed circuit board that plugs directly into another plug-in card. For example, a mezzanine card, also known as a "daughterboard," might plug into a VMEbus card, CompactPCI card or PCI card in order to extend its functionality.  Accelerator For HP BladeSystem c-Class Achieves Maximum Performance with No Increase in Footprint and Minimal Increase in Power Consumption

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CLEARSPEED RELEASES ADVANCE[TM] E720 ACCELERATOR BOARD An add-in board that replaces the existing CPU with a higher performance CPU. See graphics accelerator.  FOR HP BLADESYSTEM

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), the world leader in high-performance, high-reliability parallel processing parallel processing, the concurrent or simultaneous execution of two or more parts of a single computer program, at speeds far exceeding those of a conventional computer.  solutions, today announced the launch of its new Advance e720 accelerator board using the company's new CSX CSX Chessie Seaboard Multiplier (railroad transportation company)
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700[TM] processor. The Advance e720 is a PCIe Type II mezzanine card designed specifically to fit within HP BladeSystem c-Class server blades. It combines enhanced features and aggressive pricing to achieve more than twice the price/performance of prior generations of accelerators while consuming approximately 30 percent less power.

The Advance e720 accelerator board is ideal for HP BladeSystem customers with technical computing applications, such as computational electromagnetics Computational electromagnetics, computational electrodynamics or electromagnetic modeling refers to the process of modeling the interaction of electromagnetic fields with physical objects and the environment.  (CEM CEM

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), financial analytics, and life sciences. These computationally dense applications demand the utmost in both speed and reliability, and benefit from the e720's robust system level RAS (1) See network access server.

(2) (Remote Access Service) A Windows NT/2000 Server feature that allows remote users access to the network from their Windows laptops or desktops via modem. See RRAS and network access server.
 features.

"Customers can extend their compute infrastructure's performance to meet their increasingly challenging application requirements with this combined offering," said Michael Kendall, worldwide manager, Solution Builder Program, BladeSystem, HP. "The HP BladeSystem architecture and ClearSpeed's innovative Type II mezzanine card deliver maximum performance and high density while reducing requirements for space, power and cooling."

The e720 delivers 96 GFLOPS See gigaFLOPS.

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 of 64-bit, double precision performance, increasing LINPACK benchmark scores by over 50 percent and Black Scholes-related workloads by up to 100 percent compared to standard BladeSystem servers. Advance e720 accelerators require no additional space and consume minimal additional power, maximizing the compute density of the BladeSystem c-Class architecture. This combination of high performance, mezzanine card form-factor and super-low power consumption provides unparalleled performance per dollar, performance per watt, and performance per square meter for HP BladeSystem customers.

"The Advance e720 accelerator sets a new standard in HPC (Handheld PC) A palmtop computer that weighs less than one pound and runs specialized versions of popular applications. Microsoft coined the term for its Windows CE operating system, which is an abbreviated version of Windows. See Pocket PC.  by combining industry leading 64-bit, double precision performance with enhanced RAS features," said Ann Johnson, vice president of strategic alliances at ClearSpeed. "Working with HP, we are delivering the Advance e720 in response to the needs of HP BladeSystem customers seeking a solution to the relentless demand for compute cycles while meeting constraints of facilities space and the limits of power and cooling."

The ClearSpeed Advance e720 board has passed HP's BladeSystem compatibility test suite and has been designated as HP BladeSystem c-Class Compatible. The Advance e720 will be available in volume from ClearSpeed in early Q3 of this year.

ClearSpeed is also releasing version 3.10 of its software suite, which includes an advanced application programming interface (API) called CSPX (pronounced 'See Specs'), and developer tools designed to ease host-card communication programming using object migration, which transparently addresses multi-card configurations. This API provides a unique integrated visualization of a heterogeneous system heterogeneous system
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 data movement, using source-level debugging and profiling of both the host system and the accelerator.

About the HP BladeSystem c-Class Compatible Designation

HP enables Solution Builder Program members to license specifications and develop add-on products for HP BladeSystem. Products being sold and supported directly by the licensed Solution Builder Program vendors are required to be tested for specification compliance and system compatibility. Components that have been successfully tested are designated by HP as HP BladeSystem c-Class Compatible and are supported directly by the vendor.

About ClearSpeed Technology

ClearSpeed Technology (LSE:CSD) is a semiconductor company that delivers the world's most advanced parallel processing solutions for the most challenging applications ranging from commerce to science to security. This leadership exists because ClearSpeed is unrivalled in meeting the most intense processing needs with maximum energy efficiency and full programmability. ClearSpeed's products include chips, accelerator boards, rack modules, software and support. ClearSpeed has offices in San Jose, California San Jose (IPA: /ˌsænhoʊˈzeɪ/) is the third-largest city in California, and the tenth-largest in the United States. It is the county seat of Santa Clara County.  and Bristol, UK and has over 100 patents granted or pending. For more information, visit www.clearspeed.com.
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