What to read at insideHPC this week
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- Last nail pounded in as OpenSolaris board resigns
- Microsoft parallel runtime expected to go commercial next year
- NVIDIA names GATech CUDA Center of Excellence
- FAA uses HPC to make sure planes stay in the air
- HPC Advisory Council adds centers of excellence
What to read at insideHPC this week
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- OpenSolaris dead at age 5
- September HPC User Forum Will Probe New/Emerging HPC Markets
- DARPA funds Kendall Square startup to develop probability chip
- Parry lands at SolarFlare
- Justin Rattner with (some) details on Intel’s UHPC research
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What to read at insideHPC this week
Wondering what to read at insideHPC? Some of the most popular posts this week are:
- Details on Intel’s manycore development platform
- Gates calls for better disease modeling software
- NVIDIA-led team scores a spot on DARPA UHPC
- CUDA by Example: An Introduction to General-Purpose GPU Programming
- NZ weather predictor rejects commercial clouds on bandwidth basis
The breaking news this week are the trickles coming out about the awardees in DARPA’s UHPC program. If you want to catch up, check out DARPA’s announcement, plus the news from the NVIDIA and Intel teams.
Link and run for 08/05/2010
Japanese Supercomputer Ranked 1st In The Little Green500 List
A Japanese university and research institute has announced that their supercomputer system was ranked first in a ranking of supercomputer’s performance per unit power consumption. The supercomputer system, Grape-DR, was ranked first in the Little Green500 list, getting a 5% higher score than IBM Corp’s system that is located in Germany, and ranked second in the list. In order to achieve this, they combined 64 pairs of Intel’s Core i7-920 processors and a board mounted with four of the Grape-DR accelerator chips.
Mathematics + Supercomputers = Big Bang Explained
Scientists now have a better chance of finding answers to that mystery because of the massive computational power of supercomputers – today’s fastest, most …
What to read at insideHPC this week
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- Open Grid Forum president says grids not dead yet
- Industry experts form new Lustre startup
- New Zealand switches on new IBM
- SC10 encourages disruptions
- Sponsored Post: Breaking Through Real World Storage Barriers in Next Generation Sequencing
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What to read at insideHPC this week
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- Sponsored Post: breaking through real world storage barriers in next generation sequencing
- Patterson: Multicore is a Hail Mary pass
- Podcast: New Exascale Report Tracks the Future
- Warwick building an HPC system for MHD
- Dell to upgrade NASA’s climate super
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What to read at insideHPC this week
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- LONI Tech Forum
- Amazon EC2 cluster workload management
- Amazon adds support for traditional HPC workloads with Cluster Compute instance
- MVAPICH 1.5 official release
- SC10 aims to encourage growth of HPC workforce
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Link and Run for 07/09/2010
EMC to Acquire Greenplum
EMC Corporation, the world’s leading provider of information infrastructure solutions, today announced it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire California-based Greenplum, Inc. Greenplum is a privately-held, fast-growing provider of disruptive data warehousing technology, a key enabler of “big data” clouds and self-service analytics. Upon completion of the acquisition, Greenplum will form the foundation of a new data computing product division within EMC’s Information Infrastructure business.
Heterogeneous Multi-Core Chips Might Be Needed for Exascale Computers
The next big thing for supercomputers are projected to be exascale machines. The leading chip designers are working on technologies that will enable the next leap in the high-performance computing space. According to an HPC expert from the University of Tennessee, in exascale systems …
What to read at insideHPC this week
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- IBM revs OpenCL for Linux on POWER
- Euro grid initiative shuts down
- Intro to Ranger from Cornell
- A Top500 calculator with benefits
- SDSC connects high schoolers with HPC
What to read at insideHPC this week
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- ActiveState adds popular scientific packages to distribution
- Cray’s Baker pops out of the oven as company “re-learns” how to make great systems
- Tokyo Tech Selects Voltaire for TSUBAME 2.0
- Oracle Announces New HPC Cluster Servers
- NASA Goddard Announces NASA Center for Climate Simulation
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