November 16, 2010
NEW ORLEANS, LA, Nov. 15 -- HPCwire, the leading source for global news and information covering the fastest computers in the world and the people who run them (since 1986), revealed the winners of the HPCwire Annual Readers' and Editors' Choice Awards at the 23rd meeting of the Supercomputing Conference (SC10) in New Orleans, Louisiana. Jeff Hyman, publisher and president of HPCwire, revealed the list of winners at the HPCwire booth during the opening gala on Monday night.
HPCwire has designated two categories of Awards: (1) Readers' Choice, where winners have been determined by a poll of HPCwire readers, and (2) Editors' Choice, where winners have been determined by votes of a panel of recognized HPC luminaries, and contributing editors from industry. These awards are widely recognized as prestigious recognition from the HPC community.
"It's our honor to recognize, along with our readers, the people and organizations that are making strides in high performance computing," said Jeff Hyman. "The strides being made today in HPC are remarkable, and we're humbled by the opportunity to recognize some of the leading efforts. Those selected as award recipients can consider themselves at the top of mind of HPCwire readers, editors, and luminaries in the field. Our congratulations go with all of the recipients of our 2010 awards, and we look forward to seeing what they have in store for 2011."
The HPCwire 2010 Readers' and Editors' Choice Awards
Best use of HPC application in manufacturing
Best application of HPC in Financial Services
Best application of HPC in Entertainment
Best HPC visualization product or technology
Best use of HPC application in Automotive
Best application of HPC in Oil & Gas
Best use of HPC in the cloud
Best use of HPC application in life sciences
Best use of HPC in "edge HPC" application
Best HPC server product or technology
Best HPC storage product or technology
Best HPC software product or technology
Best HPC interconnect product or technology
Best HPC cluster solution or technology
Top supercomputing achievement
Best HPC collaboration between government and industry
Top 5 new products or technologies to watch
NVIDIA "Fermi" GPU
AMD Magny Cours Opteron
QDR Infiniband
HP SL390 G7 server
SGI Altix UV product line
GPGPU compilers
10/40 Gigabit Ethernet
Enterprise-class flash memory
Intel "Sandy Bridge" Xeon
AMD "Interlagos" Opteron
Top 5 vendors to watch
HP
NVIDIA
Cray
Bull
IBM
Intel
NVIDIA
Microsoft
T-Platforms
AMD
About SC10
SC10 is the premier international conference on high performance computing, showcasing how high performance computing, networking, storage and analysis lead to advances in research, education and commerce. ACM and the IEEE Computer Society are the SCxy conference series sponsors. For more information, visit http://sc10.supercomputing.org.
About HPCwire
HPCwire is the most recognized and accessed news and information site covering the entire ecosystem of high performance computing (HPC). HPCwire is the publication of choice for the global community of business and technology professionals interested in computationally- and data-intensive computing, including infrastructure topics such as software, middleware, hardware, networking, storage, tools and applications. HPCwire delivers exclusive interviews with industry leaders on topics ranging from business and economic issues to advanced and emerging technology directions, all in a timely and easily-accessible Internet format. With a powerful combination of email distribution and web site portal, HPCwire is enjoyed each week by several hundred thousand readers. Through news, analysis and information, HPCwire facilitates in unifying the global HPC community. HPCwire can be found online at http://www.HPCwire.com.
About Tabor Communications, Inc.
Tabor Communications, Inc. is a leading international communications company providing strategy, information and solutions for High Performance Communities. Tabor Communications can be found at http://www.taborcommunications.com.
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