So we have the Turing Pi clusterboard around for a while. A new kid is joining the party. Welcome Cerebro https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/cerebrocluster/cerebro-the-next-generation-clusterboard?ref=ksr_email_mktg_auto_user_watched_project_launched #ai #edgecomputing #clusterboard #turingpi #kickstart #cerebro
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#TuringPi 1 CM3+ modules getting a bit of help from #Noctua fans https://www.gaborsamu.com/blog/turingpi_noctua/ #rpi #aarch64
www.gaborsamu.com · 4 turning and 7 chillingHow to keep your cool
I’m back again and revisiting the Turing Pi V1 board. This time the focus isn’t on software, but rather cooling. In my previous write-up Pi in the sky?
My #TuringPi keeps on ticking. Still loving this #HPC cluster in a box concept. Here is a look at setting up centralized system and LSF logging on the system with syslog-ng https://link.medium.com/1VgDBf6CoQb #aarch64
So in an instant I became a huge fan of Turing Pi owning 3 TPi boards, 9 RK1 modules and even contributing to their firmware in open source to being absolutely revolted after seeing how one of their core team treats a community member who suggested they don’t use X for announcements.
This behavior is revolting despite your political views.
I am no longer a fan and will never buy anything from them again
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@geerlingguy that's a bummer. I was thinking about buying another #turingpi #rk1 before tariffs went into effect. I'm going to hold off for a while now. I didn't realize they were providing so little support. Doesn't seem fair to buy their products when Raspberry Pi actively works to support their products.
The Turing Pi 2.5 is an updated version of the mini ITX cluster board for Raspberry Pi CM4 and NVIDIA Jetson modules. Changes include improved internal USB connections, HDMI improvements, an RTC battery fix, and more. https://buff.ly/460xpRY #TuringPi #ClusterBoard #RaspberryPiCM4 #TuringPi2.5 #NVIDIAJetson
I’m thinking of selling my barely used #TuringPi 2, complete with any combination of the compute modules I have for it: 2x Turing #RK1s (8GB), an #Nvidia #Jetson Nano, and 2x #RPi #CM4s.
https://docs.turingpi.com/docs/turing-pi2-specs-and-io-ports
It’s a fantastic system (especially with #Talos Linux for an immutable K8s base OS), but I’m experimenting less with clusters than I planned.
Anyone want to make an offer? If you’re in #London (UK) I’ll hand deliver!
Turing Pi DocumentationSpecs and I/O Ports | Turing Pi2 | DocsForm factor Mini ITX Dimensions 17 × 17 cm (6.7 × 6.7 in) Power Connectors Standard ATX 24 Pin socket Switch 1Gbps Switch (RTL8370MB-CG +) Data Rate 10 Mb/s, 100 Mb/s, 1 Gb/s Duplex Full Duplex, Half Duplex VLAN Support Storage Interfaces 2x SATA 3 - Standard SATA 6 connectors, up to 6Gbps per port ...
Turing Pi team posted an update about the latest development of their facelifted clusterboard Turing PI 2.5 https://x.com/turingpi/status/1792531622471860643 #turingpi #update #clusterboard
X (formerly Twitter)Turing Pi (@turingpi) on XHere’s what's going on with the release of Turing Pi 2.5
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Centralized system and #IBM #LSF logging on a Turing Pi system with #syslog_ng https://gaborsamu.com/blog/turingpi_syslog-ng_lsf/ #HPC #raspberrypi #turingpi #aarch64
www.gaborsamu.com · Centralized system and LSF logging on a Turing Pi systemLogs are one of those indispensable things in IT when things go wrong. Having worked in technical support for software products in a past life, I’ve likely looked at hundreds (or more) logs over the years, helping to identify issues.
Chillax...we've got it covered with some #Noctua fans. A look at cooling a #Turingpi V1 board with 4 x NF-A4x20 PWM fans. Since this blog I've even been able to overclock it and have it churn through Linpack. https://www.gaborsamu.com/blog/turingpi_noctua/ #HPC
www.gaborsamu.com · 4 turning and 7 chillingHow to keep your cool
I’m back again and revisiting the Turing Pi V1 board. This time the focus isn’t on software, but rather cooling. In my previous write-up Pi in the sky?
Get ready for AIM7 powered by #RK3588 the low-power #AI beast replacing #Jetson Nano
@CrowdSupply
-approved module packs a punch with cutting-edge performance. Stay tuned for the ultimate embedded AI solution https://docs.armsom.org/armsom-aim7 #cluster server #opensource #turingpi #Robotics #Machinelearning #hardware #technology #tech #linux #debian #ubuntu #maker #geek #electronic #SOM #rockchip #npu
Centralized system and LSF logging on a Turing Pi V1. Thanks to @PCzanik for the help and shoutout https://peter.czanik.hu/posts/centralized-system-lsf-hpc-logging-turingpi-syslog-ng/ #hpc #turingpi #raspberrypi #aarch64
peter.czanik.hu · Centralized system and LSF logging on a Turing Pi systemI love high performance computers, and some of my best friends work in high performance computing (HPC). Obviously, sometimes we also talk about logging. Recently we not just talked, but I also helped Gábor in his first steps with syslog-ng. He summarized his experiences in a blog:
Logs are one of those indispensable things in IT when things go wrong. Having worked in technical support for software products in a past life, I’ve likely looked at hundreds (or more) logs over the years, helping to identify issues.
I just published Centralized system and #LSF logging on a Turing Pi system https://link.medium.com/KjbCcznZyIb #syslog_ng #HPC #turingpi #raspberrypi #aarch64
4 turning and 7 chilling. Cooling the #CM3 modules on a #TuringPi https://medium.com/@samu.gabor/4-turning-and-7-chilling-02052a12f437 #raspberrypi
Medium · 4 turning and 7 chilling - Gábor Samu - Medium
I just published "4 turning and 7 chilling" https://link.medium.com/9uCu2LoxgIb #turingpi #noctua #raspberrypi #aarch64
4 turning and 7 chilling! Putting 4 X 40mm #noctua fans to work cooling 7 #RPi CM3 modules on a #turingpi V1 board. Here is a short write-up on the results https://www.gaborsamu.com/blog/turingpi_noctua/ #aarch64
www.gaborsamu.com · 4 turning and 7 chillingHow to keep your cool
I’m back again and revisiting the Turing Pi V1 board. This time the focus isn’t on software, but rather cooling. In my previous write-up Pi in the sky?