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NodeWeaver
reliability as a service for your edge applications
About NodeWeaver
Most of computing happens outside of comfortable data centres: in industrial control systems, in remote locations where connectivity is not available, on top of telephone poles or in places where there are no IT experts. NodeWeaver provides for these environments "reliability as a service": we run any application anywhere, so that it works even when something fails, without requiring user intervention. NodeWeaver can run from the smallest edge devices (2 physical cores, 4GB of memory) up to entire datacenters, while our autonomic engine removes all the management tasks - configuration, adding or removing hardware capacity, replacing components, even with heterogeneous hardware; the integrated optimisation engine dynamically adapts the environment to reach any user requirement - with no need to explicitly provide commands.
Verified activity
Signals from NodeWeaver
7 published signals
Partnerships
NodeWeaver has partnered with AMD to deliver edge computing solutions powered by NodeWeaver.
Reported by Alan Conboy
Technology & Infrastructure
NodeWeaver reported that its on-prem NodeWeaver-powered AI is working fine with ChatGPT, Claude, and Grok hitting outages
Reported by Alan Conboy
Products & Services
NodeWeaver announced the AMD R9 9950x build for Fog level AI with Dual Radeon R9700AI Pro
Reported by Alan Conboy
Products & Services
NodeWeaver deployed the ASUS Intel Element PC, a full blown PC the size of a credit card, to run half a dozen VMs including multiple desktops and backing up to the Acronis cloud.
Reported by Alan Conboy
Products & Services
NodeWeaver deployed the full NodeWeaver HCI edge stack on hardware including Monster AI builds, Strix Halo, and the ASUS Intel Element PC.
Reported by Alan Conboy
Products & Services
NodeWeaver built a Ryzen 9 9950x on the GIGABYTE B850 AI Top board with plenty of DDR5 using liquid cooling to support the pair of AMD Radeon R9700 AI Pro cards from ASRock Inc. in the Lab of Doom.
Reported by Alan Conboy
Products & Services
NodeWeaver is developing a project that allows a single physical server to run multiple independent Linux kernels side by side, each with its own dedicated CPUs and memory.
Reported by Alan Conboy