About PATMOS™

Developing and producing Guaranteed Information Systems, PATMOS™ has operated in Ocean City, MD since July, 1998.

See the PATMOS™ Vision and Mission Statement here.

In August, 1999, PATMOS™ International introduced the Perpetua™ line of high availability, fault-tolerant servers at LinuxWorld® in San Jose, CA. Beside winning the Best Booth Award, PATMOS™ made quite a ruckus with their state-of-the-art and "scary looking" Linux® supercomputer systems.

In February, 2000, PATMOS identified a developmental line of machines with the name, "Janus." Janus will incorporate another budding technology, Symbolic Linux®, which will convert synchronous Linux machine clusters to symbolic, parallel environments.

The latest buzz is the announcement of a tentative release date for the PATMOS™ Quatro, the sturdy, "All Terrain Vehicle" among four-bangers with a twist: This one is a multi-node truly parallel, Linux® symbolic supercomputer.

The PATMOS™ corporate culture is one of innovation and change, while remaining a culture in which fundamental scientific principles are held in high regard.

The PATMOS™ philosophy emerges in the saying, "The Once and Future Technology". Reminiscent of British lore, it signifies a desire to return to science as it existed before the AI Winter, when artificial intelligence theory was subjugated to an ill-informed and ill-advised consumer market. Mindful of responsibilities as weighty as global warming phenomena, population explosion, and dwindling energy sources, PATMOS™ exists to provide machines capable of tackling the difficult chores before our society.

PATMOS™ began as the means by which its founder and CEO, James Gatzka, could produce a machine capable of supercomputer performance without the supercomputer pricetag.