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MEGWARE’s road to success covers more than a quarter of a century of technological history. What began on February 1, 1990 with the production of computers in the garage of one of the company’s founders has grown into a pan-European company for high performance computing and IT solutions.
GOETHE-HLR
Goethe-University Frankfurt
| 1.45 PFlop/s Rpeak | Overall computing power |
|---|---|
| 472 | Compute nodes |
| 18,880 | CPU cores |
| Rank 449 | Top500 November 2018 |
PALMA II
University Münster
| 1.1 Quadrillion | Floating point operations per second |
|---|---|
| 412 | Compute nodes |
| 15,000 | CPU cores |
| 72.4 TByte | Total memory |
| Rank 417 | Top500 Juni 2018 |
CooLMUC-3
Leibniz Supercomputing Centre
| 400 TFlops/s | Overall computing power |
|---|---|
| 148 | Compute nodes |
| 9,472 | CPU cores |
| 14.21 TByte | Total memory |
New HPC system of DLR Jena officially inaugurated
Today the new HPDA-Cluster of DLR Jena with 5856 cores, a main memory of 49 terabyte and a maximum compute power of around 700 TFlops was officially…
Jungheinrich AG relies on HPC expertise
MEGWARE has been equipping numerous research institutes and universities with the most powerful HPC systems for many years. With Jungheinrich AG, one…
HPC Cluster for Heidelberg Institute for Theoretical Studies
The next MEGWARE system goes into operation. The basic research at HITS is now supported by 150 nodes equipped with #Intel Xeon Gold processors and…