Wild Systems
FAQ
What exactly is a Wild Node?
The Wild Node is a computing appliance that sits next to a desktop computer to provide high performance capability on a given application.
How does the Wild Node connect to the computer?
The Wild Node simply connects to the desktop computer via an ethernet link. Since is has a built-in hub, the ethernet connection can be extended via the Wild Node.
Is there a cluster version?
Yes, we provide, depending upon the required "firepower" either standalone nodes (two versions : with or without GPU Computing) or a clustered version : 2 to 4 nodes in shared memory, called the Wild Hive.
What is the OS?
The OS depends on the application and the front-end. You can order Linux or Windows(r)-based Wild Nodes
Are you a hardware reseller?
No, the actual innovation is software: it is the middleware and the firmware that enable application to run and to run faster on parallel processor architectures. We don’t sell hardware alone.
How much is the Wild Node?
The solution is not expensive: in addition to the software price, you’ll pay the price of a desktop workstation.
Are there ruggedized versions?
We work with a partner specialized in both industrial and defense industrial design. Depending on the needs, the Wild Node can be ruggedized.