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Nvidia Tesla Product Overview NVIDIA Tesla NVIDIA Tesla GPU Computing Solutions for HPC Revolutionary NVIDIA® Tesla™ high include a Thread Execution Compatible Solutions performance computing solutions Manager to coordinate the As an industry-standard solution, put personal supercomputing into concurrent execution of thousands Tesla easily fits into existing the hands of individual scientists of computing threads and a HPC environments. Available and engineers by expanding the Parallel Data Cache enabling products include a Tesla C870 capability of any workstation or computing threads to share data GPU computing processor for server with the power of GPU easily, delivering results in less users to upgrade their existing computing. Scientific and technical time. workstation, a Tesla D870 deskside professionals now have an supercomputer to add additional incredible opportunity to expand C for the GPU performance alongside a workstation, and a Tesla S870 GPU their ability to solve problems The world’s only C-language computing server for deployment previously impossible with current development environment for within an enterprise data center. computing approaches. the GPU, the NVIDIA CUDA™ software development kit includes Used in tandem with multi-core Parallel Performance a standard C compiler, hardware CPU systems, Tesla solutions provide a flexible computing Tesla computing solutions enable debugger tools, and a performance platform that runs on both users to process large datasets profiler for simplified application Microsoft® Windows® and Linux® with a massively multi-threaded development. computing architecture. By operating system environments. developing a parallel architecture Developer Community from the ground up, NVIDIA has NVIDIA is the catalyst for the designed its new Tesla computing largest GPU computing developer products to meet the requirements community. NVIDIA’s interactive, of HPC software. Exclusive on-line GPU developer community computing features provides access to forums, educational materials, and additional resources and tools. NVIDIA TESLA | PRODUCT OVER VIEW | JUNE 2007 | v01 NVIDIA Tesla | GPU Computing Solutions for HPC Features and Benefits Massively Multi-threaded Executes thousands of concurrent processing threads for high throughput parallel processing of Computing Architecture mathematically intensive problems. Management of the GPU resources and an extensive runtime library for enhanced data NVIDIA GPU Computing Drivers management and program execution. Offers a high speed data transfer path and streamlined driver for computing, independent of the graphics driver. Peak performance of over 500 gigaflops per GPU on floating point operations in data intensive Supercomputing Performance applications. Multiple Tesla GPUs can be controlled by a single CPU via the GPU computing driver, delivering Multi-GPU Computing incredible throughput on computing applications. The power of the GPU to solve large-scale problems can be multiplied by splitting the problem across multiple GPUs. Technical Specifications NVIDIA Tesla Architecture Supporting Platforms n Massively-parallel computing n Parallel Data Cache enables n Tesla certified system* architecture with 128 multi-threaded processors to collaborate on n Microsoft Windows XP (32-bit) processors per GPU shared information at local cache performance n Linux (64-bit and 32-bit) n Scalar thread processor with full Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3, 4 and 5 integer and floating point operations n Ultra-fast memory access with 76.8 º GB/sec. peak bandwidth per GPU SUSE 10.1, 10.2 and 10.3 n Thread Execution Manager enables º thousands of concurrent threads n IEEE 754 single-precision *For deskside supercomputer and GPU computing server per GPU floating point Product Details Tesla C870 GPU Computing Tesla D870 Deskside Tesla S870 GPU Computing Server Processor Supercomputer n Four Tesla GPUs (128 thread n One Tesla GPU (128 thread n Two Tesla GPUs (128 thread processors per GPU) processors) processors per GPU) n Over 500 gigaflops per GPU n Over 500 gigaflops n Over 500 gigaflops per GPU n 6 GB of system memory (1.5 GB n 1.5 GB dedicated memory n 3 GB system memory (1.5 GB dedicated memory per GPU) n Fits in one full-length, dual slot with dedicated memory per GPU) n Standard 19”, 1U rack-mount chassis one open PCI Express x16 slot n Quiet operation (40dB) suitable for n Connects to host via cabling to a office environment low power PCI Express x8 or x16 n Connects to host via cabling to a adapter card low power PCI Express x8 or x16 n Standard configuration: 2 PCI Express adapter card connectors driving 2 GPUs each n Optional rack mount kit (4 GPUs total) n Optional configuration: 1 PCI Express connector driving 4 GPUs To learn more about NVIDIA Tesla solutions, go to www.nvidia.com/tesla © 2007 NVIDIA Corporation. NVIDIA, the NVIDIA logo, Tesla are trademarks or registered trademarks of NVIDIA Corporation. All rights reserved. All company and product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of the respective owners with which they are associated. Features, pricing, availability, and specifications are all subject to change without notice..
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