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More Science. Less Money.

GigaIO empowers organizations to leverage standard tools and components to dynamically configure infrastructure according to workload requirements, while driving optimal rates of utilization and efficiency.

Stop by the GigaIO booth (#539) to figure out how to do more science for less money! See demos of:

GigaIO’s New
Edge-to-Core
Solution

FabreXâ„¢ Remote
Shared Dynamic
Memory Fabric

FabreX Natively Integrated
into NVIDIA Bright Cluster Manager 9.2

Learn about GigaIO’s new rack-scale composability appliances for research, manufacturing, and life sciences, powered by AMD.

Infrastructure Without Compromise

Build impossible servers for HPC + AI workflows — from storage to accelerators to memory — at a fraction of cloud TCO, by optimizing the utilization and efficiency of your existing hardware. Run more workloads faster at lower cost through higher utilization of resources and more agile deployment.

Let your software define your hardware. GigaIO provides workload-defined infrastructure through its dynamic memory fabric, which seamlessly composes rack-scale resources and integrates natively into industry-standard tools.

GigaIO at SC22

Monday,
November 14th

Tuesday,
November 15th

Wednesday,
November 16th

  • How Composability Solves Problems for Customers: 11am at Silicon Mechanics booth (#1422)

Thursday,
November 17th

In GigaIO’s SC22 Booth (#539)

Tuesday,
November 15th

  • 12pm: Compose Using Your Existing Tools, (Alan Benjamin, GigaIO)
  • 1pm: Flexible, Composable, Powerful: GigaIO GigaPod Engineered Solutions, (Brady Black, AMD)
  • 3pm: Memory Today Through Memory Tomorrow, (Matt Demas, GigaIO)
  • 5pm: Optimizing Parallel Workflows Using a Memory Fabric, (Matt Demas, GigaIO)

Wednesday,
November 16th

  • 10am: Memory Today Through Memory Tomorrow, (Alan Benjamin, GigaIO)
  • 1:30pm: Prototype National Research Platform, (Frank Würthwein, SDSC)
  • 3pm: Time to Buy Into Composable Infrastructure, (Brock Taylor, CIQ)
  • 5pm: Preparing for Massively Distributed, Massively Heterogeneous Computing, (Eric Sindelar, Source Code)

Thursday,
November 17th

  • 10am: Optimizing Parallel Workflows Using a Memory Fabric, (Guy Adams, GigaIO)
  • 12pm: Theoretical or Usable FLOPs as Measure of Cluster Performance? (Matt Demas, GigaIO)
  • 2pm: Compose Using Your Existing Tools, (Alan Benjamin, GigaIO)

Are You an HPC Guru?

Take the quiz and be entered into a drawing to win one of several $100 prizes!

Snap a Pic of Giggy at SC22 to Win!

Pick up your Giggy at our booth (#539) to join the fun and enter a daily drawing to win a LEGO® Technic™ Airbus!

Build Impossible Infrastructure With Ease

Easy to obtain
Easy to deploy
Easy to integrate with existing tools

Easy to get higher performance
Easy to save money
Easy to scale into the future

FabreX Remote Shared
Dynamic Memory Fabric

No longer is the server the basic unit of compute. With FabreX, multiple racks can be your server. Transform static infrastructure into software-defined hardware where resources communicate over a native PCIe memory fabric, just as they would if they were plugged directly into the server motherboard.

See demo at our booth.

GigaIO’s Edge-to-Core Solution:
GigaPod and GigaPod Xtreme

Our edge solution reduces time to results and eliminates stagnant intelligence. FabreX, GigaIO’s dynamic memory fabric, unifies edge-to-core infrastructures in order to dynamically deploy any mission application, for actionable real-time intelligence – anywhere. 

See demo at our booth.

NVIDIA Bright Cluster Manager 9.2 Native Integration of FabreX

A complete solution for building and managing composable clustered infrastructure that combines Bright Cluster Manager’s ability to build and manage clusters with GigaIO’s ability to disaggregate and compose servers, accelerators, and devices within a seamless memory fabric. 

See demo at our booth.

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