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Welcome to Chaogic Systems
E-commerce, Networking, Global Computation
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Powered by the high-performance Linux platform and optimized hardware/software configuration, logiServer is your entire network department ready out-of-the-box.
You get everything from e-commerce enabled websites to unlimited email accounts, central file/data storage and access to shared internet connections for all your Mac's and Windows PC's.
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An integral part of logiServer yet capable of functioning on it's own, logiManager is the ultimate software tool for managing a logiServer or any other Linux system.
Running under your familiar Windows environment, logiManager monitors and manages a server remotely, and lets you easily point-and-click your way through any administration tasks.
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If all you need is an e-commerce enabled web storefront capable of processing real-time transactions on the internet, then logiCommerce is the perfect solution for you.
In fact, just tell us your desired online store-name.com, in 72 hours we will deliver your very own www.store-name.com to the world.
You get a fully-functional storefront, plus a powerful browser-based store management tool which helps you handle inventories, print out invoices, create customer databases...
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Want to see some live action?
Check out our Project Highlights page for some of the "high profile" projects we've done in the past!
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Chaogic News
September 2, 2010
12/2009 - Service and support agreement signed with KMS Technologies, a Houston-based energy exploration company with complex and demanding supercomputing and clustering needs.
12/2008 - Chaogic joins the TORRE project, a remotely operated observatory currently under construction. The project is funded by NSF, and sponsored by UT, Rice, and HCC. Over the next 2 years, Chaogic will be responsible for the challenging software engineering & IT work that will make the state-of-the-art astronomy lab accessible to scientists, educators, students, and enthusiasts in Texas as well as the world at large.
07/2007 - A 96+4 processing-
core dual Opteron Beowulf cluster is built and delivered to the department of imaging physics at the University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center. The cluster has an HPL (High Performance Linpack) benchmark performance of 316.9 Gflops.
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