On Wed, 18 Apr 2007, Joshua Baker-LePain wrote:
If anyone is looking (or knows someone looking) for a HPC/cluster sysadmin in
or around San Francisco, I would greatly appreciate hearing from you
off-list. I'll be moving out there at the end of July, and I'd really like
to be able to pay the r
mean pun.
On 4/18/07, matt jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
mu is equlivent to the term average. indeed in statistics it means the
mean. hense why it could be taken ither way. yea and no avereage to give
mu.
Robert G. Brown wrote:
> Actually, technically, Zhaozhou answered "Mu", which doesn't
If anyone is looking (or knows someone looking) for a HPC/cluster sysadmin
in or around San Francisco, I would greatly appreciate hearing from you
off-list. I'll be moving out there at the end of July, and I'd really
like to be able to pay the rent (yeah, I know that's a bit much to ask
for in
On Wed, Apr 18, 2007 at 01:49:08PM -0400, Mark Hahn wrote:
> suggesting that your competitors are stupid or ignorant is _not_ good PR.
Yeah, this causes me to hold my tongue on a regular basis ;-)
I think Gil must have missed my email a while ago showing slides that
prove InfiniPath's cpu overhe
We gain experience from each generation and implement it in
the next
generations, and this is the outcome.
thanks, I needed my daily dose of marketing-speak.
unfortunately, the question remains unanswered. gradual
improvement does not explain a 3x improvement.
Do you expect me to describe i
mu is equlivent to the term average. indeed in statistics it means the
mean. hense why it could be taken ither way. yea and no avereage to give
mu.
Robert G. Brown wrote:
> Actually, technically, Zhaozhou answered "Mu", which doesn't have a
> precise meaning in English but approximates as "No
Nothing was broken in the previous InfiniBand adapters. The previous
generation, with higher MPI latency still beat other solutions that
shows lower latency, due to the fully offload architecture.
look, that's just not true. I've got a cheap, low-end cluster which
uses plain old myri2g and mx,
in anycase, if this is a non-streaming latency result, it's
pretty good; enough to make quadrics look comprehensively out
of the picture (guess they've switched horses to 10GE anyway.)
It is a non-streaming latency on Mellanox ConnectX. On MPI it
is 1.2us latency - Pallas MPI Ping.
this is som
