On Wed, 2009-04-01 at 10:46 -0400, Joe Landman wrote:
>
> John Hearns wrote:
> > 2009/4/1 Kilian CAVALOTTI <[email protected]>:
> >> That's good to hear, especially for the US market. I was thinking about us,
> >> European customers, who don't have access to that many "smaller" (no
> >> disrespect nor disdain here) companies, and who often have to rely on big
> >> names for our HPC projects. There are a few services/integration HPC
> >> companies
> >> in the EU, but not any that I'm aware of selling their own hardware, as
> >> Scalable or Penguin do.
> >
> > ????? I know that both Streamline and Clustervision will do you a
> > Supermicro build.
> > I think you are talking to the wrong people to be honest!
>
> John beat me to it. Our friends over at Streamline do very good
> business in the EU. There are a few others as well, as John has noted.
And if you want a slightly larger vendor, Bull will happily sell you a
Supermicro-based machine. We're very happy with ours.
A suspiciously fat brown envelope for me? You are too kind.
Thanks,
Huw
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