
The insideHPC Guide to HPC in Life Sciences
The term next generation sequencing (NGS) is really a misnomer. NGS implies a single methodology, but the fact is that over the past 10 to 15 years there have been multiple generations and the end is nowhere in sight. Technological advances in the field are continuing to emerge at a record setting pace.
Recent Features

PNNL Simulations Point to Accelerating Climate Change
“An analysis of changes to the climate that occur over several decades suggests that these changes are happening faster than historical levels and are starting to speed up. The Earth is now entering a period of changing climate that will likely be faster than what’s occurred naturally over the last thousand years, according to a new paper in Nature Climate Change, committing people to live through and adapt to a warming world.”

Slidecast: New IBTA Volume 1 Specification Release
In this slidecast, Bill Lee and Rupert Dance from the InfiniBand Trade Association describe the new IBTA Volume 1 Specification Release. “The new release defines new capabilities that will enable computer systems to keep up with the requirements for increased scalability and bandwidth, along with high computing efficiency and high availability for both high performance computing and commercial enterprise data centers.”
Industry Perspectives
Video: The Future of the Intel Mic Architecture
In this video, Intel's James Reinders and Vadim Karpusenko from Colfax International discuss the future of parallel programming and Intel MIC architecture products. [Read More...]
Code Modernization – Why it is so Important
For about 40 years, developers and users could count on an increase in CPU performance that would make applications run faster. However, with the slowdown in constant clock rate increases being replaced by additional core counts and even more new instructions, rethinking algorithms, their use of the latest APIs, and using the latest compilers has become critical for the next generation of application performance enhancements. [Read More...]
Recent News
- Penguin Tundra Platform brings Open Compute Project to HPC
- Radio Free HPC Looks at Big Data Analytics in the Big Leagues
- IEEE is Rebooting Computing for What Comes Next
- Geoff Lyon Elected Chair of Green Grid Liquid Cooling Work Group
- Podcast: Supermicro Tunes up with New Intel Xeon D-1500
- Mellanox Releases OpenOptics MSA Specifications for Open Compute Project
- Izmir Institute of Technology Manages HPC with Bright Computing
- Agenda Posted for Open Fabrics Workshop, March 15-18 in Monterey
- Podcast: TACC Scientists and Geeks to Unite at SXSW
- Call for Papers: Hot Interconnects 2015
- Video: The Future of the Intel Mic Architecture
- SC15 Seeking More Teams for the Student Cluster Competition
- Job of the Week: Manager of HPC at KAUST
News from insideBIGDATA
- SAP Brings Data Discovery to Small and Medium-Sized Businesses
- Ryft Announces Big Data Analytics Platform Capable of 10+ GB/Sec Performance
- Bridging the Great Divide: Data at Rest and Data at Motion
- MapR and Mesosphere Collaborate on Big Data Framework Myriad
- 12 Universities Embrace Cloud Analytics to Leverage Collective Buying Power
- Sisense, Simba Technologies Partner for New Levels of Analytic Performance
- Sqrrl Launches Linked Data Analysis Platform


