In this video from the 2013 Open Fabrics Developer Workshop, Bill Magro from Intel presents: Intel MPI Library: Implementation for Intel Xeon Phi Based Clusters. Download the slides (PDF).
In this follow-up session, DK Panda from Ohio State University presents: MVAPICH2 for Intel MIC.
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In this video from the Lustre User Group 2013, Kevin Canady from Xyratex explains the company’s plans for Lustre assets acquired recently from Oracle.
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In this video from the Lustre User Group 2013, Alexey Zhuravlev from Intel presents: LFSCK Online Lustre File System Checker.
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In this video from the HPC User Forum in Tucson, James Donaldson from NASA JPL presents: Engineering for the Mars Science Laboratory.
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In this video from the Lustre User Group 2013, Doug Oucharek from Intel presents: Wireshark for Lustre.
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Mr. Uwe Albrecht, Deputy Mayor of Leipzig
This year the ISC’13 International Supercomputing Conference moves on to a new location in the the city of Leipzig, Germany. To learn more about what this historic city has to offer, insideHPC caught up with Uwe Albrecht, the Deputy Mayor of Leipzig.
I think that Congress Center Leipzig is a great choice for the International Supercomputing Conference ISC’13,” said Uwe Albrecht. “In 2012, the CCL Congress Center Leipzig was voted ‘Best Congress and Convention Centre’ by readers of British trade magazine Business Destinations and corporate travel centre directors of the world’s top 500 companies. And last year it hosted over 100 congresses and conferences attended by more than 100,000 participants. As the Deputy Mayor of Economic Affairs and Employment, I’m of course proud and thrilled that the main supercomputing conference will be held in Leipzig and that 2,500 system managers, researchers from higher education and business as well as developers from 50 countries will be meeting up to talk shop in keynote speeches, panel discussions and workshops. I see this as a show of confidence in Leipzig.
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In this video from the HPC User Forum in Tucson, Brant Robertson from the University of Arizona presents: Applying New Computing Techniques to Numerical Astrophysics.
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In this video from the 2013 Open Fabrics Developer Workshop, Fab Tillier from Microsoft presents: Network Direct v2 and WinOFED.
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In this video from the Lustre User Group 2013 conference, Di Wang from Intel presents: DNE – Distributed Name Space Phase 1.
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In this video from the 2013 Open Fabrics Developer Workshop, Paul Grun from OFA presents: Evolving OFS – Teaching Sharks to Swim, from the Top Down.
This talk is a follow-on to Grun’s OFA workshop opening presentation. You can check out more OFA videos at our Open Fabrics Workshop Video Gallery.
In this video, Jim Ryan and Paul Grun from OFA discuss where Open Fabrics is headed in the future.
Open Fabrics began as a way of providing a memory-to-memory messaging service from application to application. So, fundamentally, that’s what sets Open Fabrics apart from any other network. Typically networks are about delivering packets from one platform to another. But Open Fabrics takes a perspective that its about the way the applications communicate, it’s truly about memory to memory.
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In this video from the Lustre User Group 2013 conference, Andreas Dilger from Intel presents: Lustre 2.5 and Beyond.
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In this video from the 2013 Open Fabrics Developer Workshop, VMware’s Josh Simons presents: The Sofware-defined Datacenter.
The software-defined datacenter vision took the industry by storm in 2012. It represents a prescriptive model that brings the benefits of virtualization to the rest of the datacenter. Expect to see the move towards a software-defined datacenter accelerate in 2013. Networking and infrastructure security represent some of the stickiest issues when it comes to the drive to a more agile data center. And because of this strong customer interest in SDDCs, you’ll also see more networking vendors and startups modify their roadmaps to steer towards a software-defined networking strategy.
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In this follow-up presentation, Bhavesh Davda from VMware gives a talk on RDMA in Virtual Environments.
In this video from the 2013 Open Fabrics Developer Workshop, Mark Seager from Intel presents: Criteria for a Scalable Achitecture.
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In this video from the 2013 Open Fabrics Developer Workshop, Rupert Dance from Software Forge presents: InfiniBand Fabric Administration for Linux.
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