St. Albans, United Kingdom (18th October 2016) - Boston Limited today announced that it has achieved Elite status in the Intel® Solutions for Lustre* Reseller program.
Elite status as an Intel® Solutions for Lustre* Reseller establishes Boston as having the highest standards of training and knowledge to support the Boston's storage solutions. Boston are trusted by customers worldwide and are renowned for exceptional installation and configuration of Intel Solutions for Lustre - with Level 2 support.
Lustre is the most widely used parallel file system in the HPC industry, providing fast and scalable storage software that is needed to accelerate performance even on complex workloads.
Manoj Nayee, Managing Director of Boston says; "Boston are extremely proud to have achieved Elite status as an Intel® Solutions for Lustre* Reseller. This status recognises our track record for delivering world class high performance computing."
David Power, Head of HPC at Boston adds; "Boston have been awarded the highest level of recognition from Intel® for delivering Lustre* solutions and support. This is a testament to the continued effort and investment from Boston on providing industry leading solutions and the best level of customer support and service."
"We have recently added to our product line with the world's first Lustre* SFF (small form factor), lowering the barrier to entry for Lustre* users and making Lustre* more accessible to SMEs."
Boston's range of Lustre* solutions include a world first, the Lustre SFF appliance.
The Lustre* SFF is the latest addition to Boston's Lustre* based parallel file system portfolio. It provides a lower cost / capacity entry point for Lustre* storage systems. Traditional Lustre* solutions on the market are focused on addressing the high end cluster users, while the Boston Lustre* SFF is designed for small or mid-sized clusters with capacities as low as 50TB (and scaling to 720TB). This solution provides a high performance alternative to standard NFS and provides customers with the option to scale and grow as the cluster and user demands increase over time.