| April 30, 2009 10:00 PM PDT | |
Q: What is the Intel® Cluster Ready program?
A: Working with hardware and software vendors, Intel created the Intel Cluster Ready program to simplify purchasing, deployment, and management of high-performance computing (HPC) clusters. Intel Cluster Ready can help drive adoption of HPC while enabling customers to boost productivity and solve new problems. Learn more about the Intel Cluster Ready program for:
A: A certified cluster is one that is built according to the Intel Cluster Ready Specification and rigorously tested and verified for component interoperability.
Download the Intel Cluster Ready Specification
Q: What vendors sell certified Intel Cluster Ready systems?
A: Find participating Intel Cluster Ready hardware vendors
Q: What is a “registered” Intel Cluster Ready application?
A: Software vendors “register” an application by validating it on a certified Intel Cluster Ready cluster.
Learn more about registered applications
Q: What applications are registered Intel Cluster Ready?
A: Find registered Intel Cluster Ready applications
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This article applies to: Intel® Cluster Ready Knowledge Base
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