Gryf: The First-ever Suitcase-sized
AI Supercomputer
Co-designed by GigaIO and SourceCode for portability and scalability, Gryf is airline cabin-friendly and purpose-built for go-anywhere insights at the edge.
Highlights
Gryf marries GigaIO’s deep expertise in interconnects and composable infrastructure solutions with SourceCode’s ruggedized system design and co-design manufacturing.
Gryf, co-designed by GigaIO and SourceCode, allows users to quickly transform the vast amounts of sensor data collected at the edge into actionable solutions.
Prior to Gryf, data either had to be sent to a datacenter for processing and analysis, or be limited to the storage capacity that edge computing devices without GPUs can handle, severely limiting the ability to produce relevant, on-site results.
Gryf sets a new standard for on-demand configurability in the field, and is unique in its ability to scale to the performance of a field supercomputer, all in the TSA-friendly form factor of carry-on luggage.
This scaling is made possible by GigaIO’s groundbreaking FabreX™ AI memory fabric. FabreX can disaggregate and re-aggregate GPUs and other system components in order to enable optimal hardware configurations for each workload. A single Gryf system can support server-class GPUs to process over a petabyte of information.
Gryf overcomes traditional cooling challenges through disaggregating power-hungry GPUs and providing for its own ventilation, providing maximum compute density in a portable format.
Mobile Fly-away Kit
Gryf Sample Configuration
Stack Your Gryfs
This diagram shows three Gryfs interconnected across GigaIO’s memory fabric, FabreX (stack up to five). FabreX allows any server to access any other server or resource device within the fabric. Gryfs can be reconfigured in real time to meet mission requirements.