Booting Over Infiniband for Consolidation Savings


 
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Booting Over Infiniband for Consolidation Savings

The high speed and low latency of InfiniBand makes it the interconnect of choice for large High Performance Computing (HPC) clusters. This Sun BluePrints paper describes how Booting over InfiniBand (BoIB) can offer compelling consolidation and scaling benefits for systems with tens to thousands of compute nodes.

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