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Longbow C-Series models are suitable for desktop deployment and have a range from 300m up to 80km
Four Longbow C-Series units fit into an optional 1U shelf
Longbow X-Series has global reach and supports multiple WAN protocols
Longbow E-Series has global reach and supports full-speed AES encryption
Obsidian in the News:
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December 22, 2011
Fish & Richardson joins the Obsidian Team to Manage a Growing Intellectual Property Portfolio - Top U.S.A. IP Firm Sees Long-Term Value in Longbow™
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November 14, 2011
Evaluation of InfiniBand range extension offered by Obsidian - Based on the results of the evaluation, the Swiss National Supercomputing Centre decided to deploy the Obsidian InfiniBand Range Extender C103 Series for the migration of user data from the current location in Manno to the new center in Lugano-Cornaredo.
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November 9, 2011
NASA and DOE’s Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Confirm Obsidian’s BGFC First Order Functionality - BGFC Will Help Supercomputing Get Bigger – Much Bigger!
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October 20, 2011
Obsidian's Synchronous DR Solution will be Featured at IBM’s Information on Demand 2011 Conference - Longbows Certified for DB2 pureScale Stretch Clusters
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Featured Stories:
Top-ranked Fish & Richardson have teamed with Obsidian to provide patent prosecution, technology licencing and patent enforcement services, commencing with the development of a global licensing and OEM partnering strategy for Obsidian's patented technologies. See the press release for the full story.
IBM certifies Obsidian Longbow™ for use in synchronous disaster recovery (DR) applications over DB2 pureScale stretch clusters. See the white paper at IBM developerWorks.
Learn from a panel of industry experts led by Dr. David Southwell, Obsidian's Chief Visionary Officer, why InfiniBand range extension, routing and encryption are critical elements in building the High Performance Computing networks of tomorrow. View the webcast recorded at the A-Team Insight Exchange Conference held on September 27, 2010 in New York.
