9 Apr 2018 Sunnyvale, Yokneam - A leading Chinese weather research institute has selected Mellanox EDR 100 gigabit InfiniBand solutions, replacing the proprietary OmniPath network in an existing data centre infrastructure. Rigid performance testing of the institute weather and climate forecasting applications demonstrated 1.9 times performance advantage with InfiniBand versus OmniPath. As a result, the institute has requested H3C, the server and storage OEM, to replace the previously installed OmniPath proprietary network with EDR InfiniBand. Utilizing the InfiniBand technology advantages and its smart data accelerations, the institute can dramatically improve their applications performance and maximize their data center return on investment.
"InfiniBand is proven to deliver world-leading performance for high performance and artificial intelligence applications", stated Gilad Shainer, vice president of marketing at Mellanox Technologies. "With its native RDMA technology, smart acceleration and application offload engines, InfiniBand enables our customers to maximize their data centre return on investment and to achieve the maximum performance for their applications."
Mellanox offers special programmes for data centre managers and users seeking to improve their existing data centre performance by leveraging the leading InfiniBand interconnect technology and solutions.
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