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In this video, Branislav Radovanovic from NetApp demonstrates how to administrate the NetApp High Performance Computing Solution for Lustre using storage management software from Terascala. Recorded at ISC’12 in Hamburg.
Parallel file systems are key for managing growing data repositories for ongoing high-performance computing analysis and storage,” said Addison Snell, CEO of Intersect360 Research. “NetApp’s performance-tuned solutions integrated with Lustre address these needs.”
In this video, Dean Klein, VP of Memory System Development at Micron discusses the company’s memory and flash solutions for High Performance Computing.
Hybrid Memory Cube (HMC) technology will deliver 15X more bandwidth than standard DDR3 modules while utilizing a fraction of the energy per bit and can be scaled to multiple platforms and applications. This sort of revolution has never happened in the memory industry……”
Recorded at ISC’12 in Hamburg.
In this video, Jay Muelhoefer, Worldwide Marketing Executive at IBM describes the innovated Blue Gene/Q technology that powers the Sequoia supercomputer at LLNL. Sequoia came in at #1 on the TOP500 with 16.3 Petaflops of performance.
IBM also did well on the TOP500 with their x86 based clustered systems. At the top of the heap was the SuperMUC system at LRZ in Germany, the #1 system in Europe and #4 overall with 150,000 Intel Xeon cores and innovative hot-water cooling.
Recorded at ISC’12 in Hamburg. Read the Full Story.
In this video, Tor Skeie from Simula Labs presents: Dragonfly versus Fat-tree — the future of cluster topologies. Recorded at the HPC Advisory Council European Workshop at ISC’12 in Hamburg.
In this video, Horst Simon moderates an Exascale chat with Christian Bischof (Technische Universität Darmstadt), Yutong Lu (Director designer for Tianhe-1A), and Mark Seager (CTO of the HPC Ecosystem at Intel).
Recorded at ISC’12 in Hamburg. You can find more conference session videos at the ISC Channel.
In this video, Intel’s Kathleen Ellertson presents: Expand Your HPC Market Reach and Grow Your Sales with Intel Cluster Ready. After that, Michael Wirth from Transtec presents: Intel Cluster Ready Certification Customer Benefits and Manufacturer Challenges.
Recorded at the HPC Advisory Council European Workshop at ISC’12 in Hamburg.
Download the Intel slides or Transtec slides.
In this video, T-Platforms Chief Architect Andrey Slepuhin describes the company’s solutions for HPC. The leader in Russian supercomputing, T-Platforms recently announced a desktop cluster solution called the T-Mini P.
There is a larger number of power users and relevant small work groups in need of their own compute resources. There is also a growing demand for low-noise, compact personal stations for parallel workloads, deployed in the office,” said T-Platforms CEO, Seva Opanasenko. “The new solutions from our company bring an improved level of computational flexibility for R&D efforts and CAD/CAM/CAE-based workflow, and suit a wider number of users striving to implement supercomputer technologies in their work.”
Recorded at ISC’12 in Hamburg. Read the Full Story.
In this video, Nvidia’s Ian Buck describes recent advancements in GPU computing including the new Kepler architecture, Cuda 5, and Dynamic Parallelism. Recorded at ISC’12 in Hamburg.
In this video, Patrick Scateni from Ciara Technologies describes the company’s new liquid-cooled, Nexxus C high-density line of hybrid personal supercomputers. Ciara is Canada’s largest server manufacturer, and their ih-house industrial-design is world-class.
Purpose-built for engineering offices, laboratories, or university departments, the NEXXUS C Series makes supercomputing personal again.” said Patrick Scateni, vice-president Sales and Marketing of Ciara Technologies. “We have been building Personal Supercomputers and Deskside Clusters since 2004 with our NEXXUS4000® Personal Cluster and FUSION1200® SMP Server. Both were the ancestors of our new NEXXUS C system, the most powerful, most office friendly and affordable product to date. It is designed for maximum performance, functionality and power efficiency. The NEXXUS C Series will permit compute hungry customers to accelerate their results and be faster in their development timelines”
Recorded at ISC’12 in Hamburg.
In this video, Bill Mannel from SGI discusses the new “Big Brain” SGI Altix UV 2supercomputer. He also describes the company’s new Sandy Bridge clusters solutions, TOP500 results, and a recent win in Finland for a container-based SGI Ice Cube Air supercomputer.
The new design advancement demonstrated in this next-generation SGI UV platform is not simply focused on increasing our lead in cache-coherent memory size and corresponding core count. We have been able to deliver all of this additional capability while driving down the cost of the system,” said Dr. Eng Lim Goh, chief technology officer, SGI. “In fact, the entry level configuration of SGI UV 2 is 40% less expensive than SGI UV 1. This creates a new level of accessibility to large coherent memory systems for researchers, analysts and the ‘missing middle,’ providing an effective lower overall TCO alternative to clusters.”
Recorded at ISC’12 in Hamburg.
In this video, Geoffrey Noer from Panasas discusses how the company’s parallel storage solutions helps custtomers tame the Big Data Beast. Recorded at ISC’12 in Hamburg.
The use of big data to create business value has been around for over a decade in advanced research laboratories and advanced engineering research centers within large corporations. Traditionally termed HPC, big data provided significant advances in nuclear research, mineral exploration, material sciences, and computer modeling.
For more information, check out this webinar on Taming the Big Data Beast.
In this video, Josh Simons from VMware discusses how virtualization technologies are making inroads into traditional HPC. Simons has been working on the project for two years as a representative for VMware’s CTO office.
Recorded at ISC’12 in Hamburg. You can follow progress on this effort at the Josh Simons blog.
Allinea Software demonstrates cutting-edge debugging at ISC’12 with Allinea DDT 3.2 previews and their early support for future Intel® Xeon® Phi™ products.
With a record 2,403 attendees and 175 exhibitors, ISC’12 was rife with excitement, amongst which Allinea Software highlighted:
Asian HPC community visits Germany
“Having 2,403 attendees this year was very gratifying and it was also exciting to see so many members of the HPC community in Asia making the trip to Germany to join us,” said ISC Executive Director Martin Meuer.
Allinea Software were proud to attend the HPC in Asia event and took the opportunity to extend its connections with the Asian HPC community. In order to make the new features of Allinea DDT 3.2 accessible, they also had their product flyer available in Chinese and Japanese.
Allinea DDT 3.2 will make your life easier!
The forthcoming release of Allinea DDT 3.2 focuses once more on usability and progresses Allinea Software’s vision to create the industry’s most complete and integrated debugging toolset.
“Users will appreciate some of the changes we’ve made to improve the workflow and pace of debugging–timesavers such as the ability to reuse batch sessions launched from within Allinea DDT without having to resubmit to the queue and simplifying getting started by automatic MPI detection will open debugging up to more users quickly,” commented Dr. David Lecomber, CTO, Allinea Software.
Allinea Software to support Intel® Xeon® Phi™
Allinea Software announced early support for future Intel MIC architecture based Intel® Xeon® Phi™ products. This new technology represents a leap forward in performance and compatibility. With the ability to run over a trillion calculations per second, it is more important than ever to have an easy-to-use, scalable and dependable debugging toolkit–Allinea DDT.
“We are pleased that Allinea Software has developed support for the Intel MIC Architecture and will be a valued resource for users of supercomputer systems using this exciting architecture” said James Reinders, Director of Parallel Programming Evangelism at Intel. “The first products from the new Intel® Xeon® Phi™ product family bring a new capability to supercomputer performance and power efficiency without sacrificing programmability. Allinea Software highlights this by extending their popular solutions in a manner that is completely familiar to users on today’s Intel Xeon processor based systems.”
Watch a video of James Reinders here.
See you at ISC’13 in Leipzig
Mike Fish, CEO, Allinea Software said, “ISC provides a great space to make new contacts and to reconnect with existing customers and partners. Allinea Software is going through an exciting period of growth and ISC’12 was the perfect opportunity to share our news with key stakeholders.”
After four years in Hamburg, ISC will move to Leipzig in eastern Germany on June 16-20, 2013. For more information, visit www.isc13.org.
In this video, Torben Kling-Petersen from Xyratex discusses the company’s commitment to the Lustre file system and why it is important for them to be a member of the OpenSFS community at the highest “Promoter” level.
We are very involved with the HPC community, especially with OpenSFS and EOFS. We’re very committed to Lustre and to ensuring new features continue to become available to the community.”
Recorded at ISC’12 in Hamburg.
In this video, Josh Mora from AMD presents: Understanding the Bulldozer Architecture through the LINPACK Benchmark. Recorded at the HPC Advisory Council European Workshop at ISC’12 in Hamburg. Download the slides (PDF).
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