ClearCube Technology, Inc. announced the release of Hypercube
FX, a 4U (rack unit) chassis with compute and storage modules that
directly connect to ClearCube R3092D Blades for enhanced GPU computation
and fast storage in the datacenter. Hypercube FX includes
state-of-the-art imaging and signal/waveform processing applications,
Pure Pixel and Precision Measuring Matrix, by Digital Harmonic.
Hypercube
FX contains different configurations of eGPU and DAS modules that users
can deploy based on business needs, with dedicated GPU modules,
dedicated DAS modules, or both. Users can connect H4040G GPU Modules to
R3092D Blades to expand blade capabilities. Dedicated GPUs provide
dedicated compute resources for AI (artificial intelligence),
engineering, and research applications; and clustered compute
applications. Hypercube FX configurations with GPU and DAS modules
enhance digital image and video processing with fast, local storage.
"Hypercube FX is a powerful, flexible solution," said Doug Layne,
ClearCube's VP of Global Sales. "The Hypercube FX expands the
capabilities of ClearCube's R3092D Blades, and its flexibility lets
users customize the solution, so blades, workstations, and applications
excel in many different use cases."
Hypercube FX module configurations include:
- 4 double-wide GPU Modules, or
- 4 double-wide GPU Modules and 4 Storage Modules (5 SSDs per module, 20 SSDs total), or
- 8 Storage Modules (5 SSDs per module, 40 SSDs total)
GPUs
are directly connected to R3092D Blades through Thunderbolt 3.0 (40
Gbps). Supported GPUs include NVIDIA GeForce GTX 10-series (1080Ti, GTX
1080, GTX 1070, and more), NVDIA Quadro, and AMD Radeon series.
Hypercube
FX DAS Modules contain up to five 2.5-inch SSDs plus one empty slot for
cold spare and connect to R3092D Blades through USB 3.0 cables
(operating at 5 Gbps). Hardware-based RAID configurations include RAID
0, 1, 3, 5, and 10. DAS Modules also support JBOD configurations.
Hypercube
FX includes Digital Harmonic software for image and signal/waveform
analysis-Pure Pixel and Precision Measuring Matrix (PMM). Coupled with
Hypercube FX hardware, the powerful Digital Harmonic software produces
unprecedented data and insights. Pure Pixel applies brute force
mathematical scoring and adjusts pixel values to dramatically enhance
the information contained within an image-significantly augmenting image
resolution and clarity. PMM performs measurement, analysis, and
separation of complex compound signals/waveforms to yield extraordinary
detail in time/frequency/amplitude (TFA). PMM domains include angle rise
and fall, time, amplitude, harmonic, start, stop, peak, and many more.
Pure Pixel and PMM use cases include drone imaging; radar, sonar, and
satellite imaging; recon images; voice recognition; medical imaging;
auscultations, sonogram, ultrasound; oil and gas discovery; engine
health monitoring; image and video analysis; and more.
For more information, contact ClearCube Technology at www.clearcube.com