Did you know the PINE64 Clusterboard has mounting holes in a mini-ITX pattern that is also supported by most ATX cases? Just to test this out, we grabbed a decommissioned 10-year-old desktop computer, stripped it, and mounted the Clusterboard in...
According to a presentation provided by PINE64 to AOSC and made public, Pine Microsystems is planning to release two new modules to run on the PINE64 Clusterboard: SORock - Based presumably off the ROCKPro64, but possibly the ROCK64. Assumed that...
Bo Lechnowsky, ameriDroid's founder, was invited to participate in episode 616 of Category5.tv to discuss single board computers in the enterprise datacenter and server room. Watch the full episode below!
Check out this Atomic Pi tower made by one of our customers: Is there such a thing as #AtomicEnvy ? laf! #AtomicPi #AtomicTower pic.twitter.com/uLfLSJ7kLv — ₿rad 🎙️🌩️ (@fluidvoice) May 23, 2019
One of the little annoyances of addressing Linux-based SBCs (and even Linux-based desktop and laptop systems) is getting their host names to respond over the network. Thanks to a pointer in Daniel Lemire's blog, there is a simple way to...
We picked up this bit of news from Pine64 via Twitter: We're moving servers and updating just about everything - the website, forum and wiki. It will be great !But before its great it will likely be miserable; so expect...
One of our most excellent customers, Bhaskar S, recently wrote an article about how to build an ODROID-N2 cluster. Recommended Parts List: 5x ODROID-N2 5x 12V/2A Power Supply 5x eMMC Module or Sandisk UHS-1 microSD card 5x Ethernet Cable 1x Pack...
Posted by @thepine64 on Twitter (with minor edits for clarity): Ever wondered what a 48x custom RockPro64 cluster running Linux looks like? Wonder no more! 288 Cores (out of which 96 are A72 ARM cores) and 192GB of LPDDR4 RAM....
Check out this cluster of 16 ROCK64 boards used for genome-sequencing data analysis. According to the OP: All 16 loaded with OS and ready for action in the lab after a stress test. Guppy is super efficient, but it doesn't...
