Ace Computers to Showcase Powerworks Servers at SC14

November 11, 2014

CHICAGO, Ill., Nov. 11 — Ace Computers, one of the leading custom computer builders and HPC specialists in the U.S., will showcase its intelligent, cost-effective high performance computing solutions at Booth 1535 of Super Computing 2014 (SC14) in New Orleans, beginning Nov. 17.

Featured products will include storage, racking, and Ace Computers’ line of Powerworks servers that combine best-of-breed components in smart configurations at a price within the reach of most organizations.

These servers, which are smart solutions for organizational datacenters, government agencies, the military, and educational institutions at all levels, feature the following standard criteria:

  • Rackmount or tower
  • Multi-CPU designs (1/2/4/8 socket)
  • Intel Xeon or AMD Opteron
  • Memory expansion up to 96 DIMMS and 6TB
  • Standalone, cluster, or datacenter configurations
  • Extensive storage options (HDD/SSD) in LFF/SFF
  • RAID solutions with up to a 4GB cache
  • Battery-backed write cache options
  • Environmentally friendly CacheVault (NAND Flash and Supercapacitor) cache options
  • Connectivity options (40GbE/10GbE, FDR/QDR Infiniband, 16Gbps/8Gbps/4Gbps fibre channel)

Ace Computers CEO John Samborski said, “We very much encourage visitors to stop by our booth to see what we have to offer or just engage in some brainstorming. This is an excellent opportunity for us to connect with our clients and also demonstrate products and capabilities to those who are not yet familiar with us.”

Ace Computers specializes in high-end servers, storage, GPU platforms, and clusters. They are ISO 9001 certified and a leader in the HPC field. In addition they are an Intel Platinum, AMD Gold, and NVIDIA Tesla Preferred Partner and a member of the Mellanox HPC Advisory panel. They are the only HPC-focused firm with a Prime WSCA 2009-2014 contract. The company holds a Dept. of Energy BPA and GSA Schedule and is a NETCENTS 2 provider.

SC14 will take place Nov. 17-20 in New Orleans. The 26th annual conference (and Ace Computers’ 13th year exhibiting) is geared toward the entire high performance computing community: this includes program managers, vendors and those working in the government, private industry, and academia sectors. The event spotlights the most advanced scientific and technical applications in the world through demos, presentations, exhibits, and technical papers/tutorials.

About Ace Computers

Ace Computers is a Woman-Owned Small Business custom technology systems manufacturer and reseller for the public sector as well as the commercial sector. Their channel partners include Intel, Supermicro, NVIDIA, Mellanox and Samsung among others. It has been an industry leader since 1983. In addition to some of the finest academic institutions in the U.S., long-term clients include the U.S. Department of Energy and the U.S. Department of Defense. Ace Computers builds custom technology with the same components that top manufacturers use without the premium price. Its principal, recognized industry expert John Samborski, is an alumnus of Intel’s prestigious board of advisors. In addition to its Greater Chicago headquarters, Ace Computers has locations in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Colorado. To contact Ace Computers, call 1-877-223-2667 or 1-847-952-6900 or visit http://www.acecomputers.com/TopProducts.asp

Source: Ace Computers

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