About California Digital

California Digital is a privately held company with worldwide headquarters in Fremont, California and Engineering and Development Centers in Blacksburg, Virginia and Bangalore, India. California Digital acquired the systems division of VA Linux Systems (now VA Software) in late 2001 and re-launched VA's server business thereafter.

California Digital focuses on providing massively-parallel Linux or OS X compute clusters to enterprise technical computing customers in various vertical markets such as manufacturing, oil and gas exploration, bioinformatics, financial services, and digital content creation.

California Digital provides turnkey cluster solutions, including system and interconnect integration, software support and configuration, application optimization and porting, performance tuning, and comprehensive cluster manageement tools.

California Digital customers can reduce costs by up to 90% by migrating compute-intensive applications away from proprietary, "big iron" UNIX systems to massively parallel Linux or OS X clusters. Toward this end, California Digital offers turn-key clusters completely supported and configured to run required applications upon delivery and commissioning.

California Digital personnel have deployed two of the five most powerful supercomputers on Earth -- the 19.94 teraflop "Thunder" cluster at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and the 10.28 teraflop System X at Virginia Tech.

California Digital specializes in 64-bit computing solutions and deploying leading-edge technology to further the adoption of massively-paralelle cluster computing.