“You may be in for some SC14 sticker shock compared to past years. Available conference hotel rooms start at $184 per night, plus taxes, and go all the way up to $264 per night. In fact, the place I stayed in the French Quarter the last time we were in New Orleans has doubled to $300 per night.”
Jülich Supercomputing Centre has published the second edition of their Exascale Newsletter.
The Ohio Supercomputer Center is seeking a Web & Interface Applications Group Manager in our Job of the Week.
In this podcast, Michael Feldman and Addison Snell from Intersect360 Research discuss the 2014 Oil & Gas Workshop at Rice University. Following that, they take a look WOS 360, the latest in Object Storage technology from DDN.
“With the exabytes of data that are being generated today, it has become essential to integrate networking technology and data management technology in order to manage the movement and storage of the data. Policy-based data-management systems provide a way to proceed. They represent perhaps the latest stage in the evolution of data-management systems from file-based systems, to information-based systems, and now to knowledge-based systems.”
In this video from the PRACE Winter School 2014 in Tel Aviv, Ofri Wechsler from Intel presents: Developing the HPC Compute Cores of Tomorrow.
Today OpenSFS announced the agenda for the LUG 2014 conference, which will take place April 8-10 in Miami.
Today Nimbix announced the immediate availability of High Performance 3D Workstations on demand.
Professor Gianluca laccarino from Stanford presented this talk at the Stanford HPC Conference. “The Thermal & Fluid Sciences Affiliates Program (TFSA) is the industrial liaison program of the Thermosciences Group and Flow Physics and Computation Group of the Mechanical Engineering Department at Stanford University. The program was started over 45 years ago to establish and maintain close ties between the Stanford faculty and engineers in industry.”
Today Nimbis Services announced the company has been awarded a two-year Air Force Rapid Innovation Fund contract to develop a TSS-SCRM cloud service.
“With the exabytes of data that are being generated today, it has become essential to integrate networking technology and data management technology in order to manage the movement and storage of the data. Policy-based data-management systems provide a way to proceed. They represent perhaps the latest stage in the evolution of data-management systems from file-based systems, to information-based systems, and now to knowledge-based systems.” [Read More...]
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