Atipa Technologies is a leading full-service provider of information technology solutions based on the rapidly-growing Linux computer operating system. Linux is the leading alternative platform produced by open-source computer technology and is widely recognized for its reliability, and cost-effectiveness, especially in the areas of high-performance, Internet and e-business solutions.
Atipa offers customers a single point of contact for delivering turnkey Linux-based solutions, including software, hardware, support and professional services. A privately-held company, Atipa has developed comprehensive Linux solutions for diverse enterprises, academic research labs and Department of Energy Research organizations.
A.C.M.S. is free with the purchase of any cluster. It's a convenient tool that gives the user peace-of-mind with the 24-hour remote monitoring and managing of Atipa clusters.
The features of A.C.M.S. include:
Top500.org, A known service for ranking 500 fastest supercomputers worldwide. Green500.org ranks the most energy-efficient supercomputers.
Atipa Clusters are fully configured at an ISO-9001:2000 Certified Manufacturing Headquarters, Microtech Computers, who has been in business for 20 years under the same ownership with a facility of over 40,000 square feet. Atipa Technologies is a high performance division of Microtech Computers Inc, and is based in Lawrence, Kansas, the heartland of America.
Since 2001, Atipa has been collaborating with leading manufactures such as Intel, AMD, Myricom, Cisco, Mellanox and QLogic to offer Atipa cluster and server at a budget-conscious price while maintaining the high integrity of hardware quality. Thus, the performance gained from proven hardware architecture shall benefit scientific computing for solving data-rich problems.
The International Standardization Organization (ISO) is a global network that identifies the international product and service standards that are required by business, government and individuals.
Atipa operates under the ISO standards, both implementing and adopting them as a company-wide quality control mechanism.
