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Instruments for innovation
A range of systems specifically designed for Extreme Computing
Technological race, environmental challenges, growing competition... By developing your capacity for innovation, you'll be winning on all fronts. To help you get there, Bull is offering to speed up your forecasting and simulations with its Extreme Computing solutions. Leveraging on the expertise acquired while developing some of the world’s most powerful supercomputers, Bull has designed its bullx range specifically for Extreme Computing. Fat nodes, thin nodes, accelerators: Bull provides solutions to meet every type of need, from departmental server to world-class supercomputer.
Expertise, in-depth know-how, partnerships...
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Our offer
bullx systems
bullx blade system (B500 series): ultra-concentrated and modular systems
bullx rack-mounted systems (R series): optimal performance at the optimized cost of standard servers
HARDWARE PARTNERS
DDN, Intel, Mellanox, NVIDIA, and many more.
R&D PARTNERSHIPS
An extensive experience in partnerships
with research consortia and customers
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15/02/2012
CURIE speeds up European research
Capable of up to two million billion operations a second (or 2 Petaflop/s) GENCI's CURIE supercomputer - designed by Bull - opens up unprecedented new possibilities for academic and industrial research in Europe
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06/02/2012
ATEME and Bull partner for extreme performance in transcoding
ATEME's video processing solutions on bullx blade systems are increasingly popular with content providers and already deployed to deliver linear channels, Video On Demand or Catch Up TV services to the TV sets, PCs, tablets and smartphones of more than 70 million subscribers worldwide.
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November 2011
Special Edition of La Recherche - Supercomputers: at the frontiers of Extreme Computing
New horizons / Major Challenges / The future: exascale computing
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