Tesla-Based Clusters, Workstations Shipping

[exfileme]

Nvidia announced this morning at its Tesla C1060 GPU, based on the "massively parallel" CUDA technology, is heading to two Dell workstations.

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[skine]

Not to be confused with the American heavy metal band (although they're Tuan's favorite so we hear), Tesla is[...]

Oh, right. Because the first thing I think of when I read 'Tesla' on a tech site is heavy metal, and not Tesla Motors, about Tesla's Long Island laboratory being up for sale, or even Nikola Tesla himself.

 

[solymnar]

If the movement of using GPUs as the work horse and CPUs essentially as que management continues to gain traction this could very easily trickle down to impact nearly every processing intense aspect of computing.

 

[grieve]

I am pretty sure the band Tesla has not been in the news since the 90's and even then it was just to mention how much they blow. (sry Tuan)

This is a pretty cool article though, interesting to see how fast this catches on world wide.

 

[megajynx]

I can't wait to see what Intel has to say about this

 

[Guest]

[citation][nom]skine[/nom]Oh, right. Because the first thing I think of when I read 'Tesla' on a tech site is heavy metal, and not Tesla Motors, about Tesla's Long Island laboratory being up for sale, or even Nikola Tesla himself.[/citation]
I'd rather confuse the T5500 and T7500 with intel Core 2 Duo processors.
Didn't even know there was something as a tesla rock band

 

[Dmerc]

I wonder if the Telsa cards could be overclocked.

 

[marokero]

I'm not sure the end users of Teslas are very interested in overclocking as much as they want accurate results. Overclocking can introduce processing calculation errors, and that is exactly what these people want to avoid as much as possible. But I'm sure if there isn't a tool for overclocking a Tesla solution, one will come up sooner or later. 😉