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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 MEGWARE Compute Cluster is put into operation at TU Freiberg
The new MEGWARE Compute Cluster at TU Bergakademie Freiberg is now officially inaugurated. The program for the ceremony consisted of a series of…
MEGWARE installs the second DEEP-EST Module at JSC
The build-up of the prototype system for the DEEP-EST project is entering the second round. After installing the first module (Cluster Module) earlier…
MODERN HPC cluster supports landscape research at the ZALF
Since April this year, the Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research (ZALF) is pleased about the energy efficient HPC Cluster with 125…