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List of available technical documentation
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DataDomain DD610 support
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Novell Linux SUSE SLES support
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DDFA support
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Bull Multipath Solutions support
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RedHat RHEL distribution support
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bullx R424 F2
- The bullx R424 F2, which integrates 4 2-way nodes within a 2U chassis is equipped with new-generation Intel® Xeon® processors. In addition, the bullx R424 F2 servers offer support for SAS disks and RAID functions.
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Escala blade BL2-700
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bullx R425 E2
- The bullx R425 E2 visualization node supports the latest graphics and accelerator cards. With its 6.4 GT/s QPI and large storage capacity, it is a highly cost-efficient visualization server.
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Escala blade BL1-700
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bullx R424 E2
- The bullx R424 E2, which integrates 4 2-way nodes within a 2U chassis is equipped with new-generation Intel® Xeon® processors. The bullx R424 E2 servers offer even more performance and increased energy efficiency. These cost-effective and ultra-dense servers are ideally sized to deliver the level of performance needed by power-hungry Extreme Computing applications.
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bullx R423 E2 T2
- The bullx R423 E2 T2: Enhanced I/0 and storage capabilities over 2U. The bullx R423 E2 T2 rack server is an ideal service node that combines advanced connectivity features, extended storage options and redundancy, to ensure efficient and reliable service.
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Cool Cabinet Door
- The option of water cool rear door is available for the 42U Rack ’n Roll™ 1200.
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bullx R423 E2
- The bullx R423 E2 rack server is an ideal service node and was designed with extreme computing in mind.
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bullx R422 E2
- The innovative packaging of the bullx R422 E2 server allows fitting two compute nodes into a single 1U chassis. With 16 cores i.e. up to 188 Gflops or 24 cores, i.e. 281 Gflops in 1U, the bullx R422 E2 offers breakthrough density for a rack-mounted server and all the flexibility of 1U commodity servers.
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bullx S6030 support
- The bullx S6030 servers (MESCA-4S3U drawer) house four (4) Xeon processor sockets and are perfectly suited to meet the continuously increasing need for efficient I/O and service nodes used in extreme computing large scale clusters.
