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Overview | BitScope Clusters

https://cluster.bitscope.com/

Each module packs 144 active nodes, six spare nodes and one cluster manager node in a single 6U drawer. Build a 1000 node cluster in 42U for less than $150/node.

BitScope Micro Cluster

https://docs.bitscope.com/micro-cluster/

BitScope's Compact Turn-Key Raspberry Pi Cluster . BitScope Micro Cluster is our smallest managed Raspberry Pi Cluster solution. Packaged in 1RU and based on Cluster Blade it simplifies the industrial deployment of Raspberry Pi Clusters.

BitScope Cluster Blade

https://docs.bitscope.com/cluster-blade/

BitScope Cluster Blade is an industrial solution for building fully managed Raspberry Pi Clusters. It combines an expandable control plane with programmable BIOS for remote power management, pre-emptive active cooling, full system monitoring with diagnostics.

Solution | BitScope Clusters

https://cluster.bitscope.com/solutions

Each module packs 144 active nodes, six spare nodes and one cluster manager node in a single 6U drawer. Build a 1000 node cluster in 42U for less than $150/node. At less than 5W/node in full operation you need only 6kW to run 1000 nodes including network fabric and air flow.

BitScope Cluster Blade

https://share.bitscope.com/L9PET764/36tna1xdjvgdh68f/

BitScope Designs is pleased to announce Cluster Blade. Cluster Blade is BitScope's next-generation industrial deployment solution for Raspberry Pi. It is a significantly more powerful sibling to the popular Blade Quattro.

BitScope Cluster Blade

https://bitscope.fr/clusters/

Cluster Blade offers an innovative geographically addressed plug-and-play architecture which scales from 4 to 96 nodes per module making cluster deployment easy. Multiple modules combine in racks to create clusters of arbitrary size.

BitScope Raspberry Pi Cluster for 3000 Cores in 30U

https://www.servethehome.com/bitscope-raspberry-pi-cluster-3000-cores-30u/

Nov 14, 2017 · The BitScope Cluster Module fits 144 Raspberry Pi 3 boards (plus six spares) plus networking power and cooling all in a 6U chassis. That means that in a 6kW 42U rack the solution can fit over 1000 nodes and was designed for Los Alamos National Laboratory.

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