We had a "proof-of-concept" Beowulf set-up last year consisting of 16 486's.
We hope to escalate this year to a ~10 node Pentium III 100Mbps Switched
Ethernet system. Last we were simply becoming acquainted with the paradigm,
but with the new system we hope to have a look at parallel music processing
and parallel vision algorithms (possibly).
I believe a couple of the other Universities have also set up Beowulf's. I'm
not
sure how many but I believe both TCD and UCC have Beowulf's in use.
Regards,
John.
"Braun E. Brelin" wrote:
> Does anyone have a Beowulf cluster set up in Ireland?
>> Braun
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