During his presentation today at the Newport HPC conference Eng Lim Goh, SGI’s CTO and the brains behind SGI’s x86-based shared memory future, logged into an SGI UV and gave it a little exercise for the audience. He mentioned that it was 1,000 cores in one 2 TB shared memory space. Was good to see things are on track to start shipping in summer.
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In this insideHPC Guide, our friends over at WEKA suggest that when organizations decide to move existing applications or new applications to a GPU-influenced system there are many items to consider, such as assessing the new environment’s required components, implementing a pilot program to learn about the system’s future performance, and considering eventual scaling to production levels.
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[…] 7500 launch also means that SGI can finally talk about the performance of UV, which adds to the momentum as we grow closer to the Q2 launch of SGI’s make-or-break HPC platform. SGI has published both […]