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June 15, 2011

ETI to Showcase Many-Core SWARM Technology ISC'11

E.T. International booth to feature programming solution on Adapteva's Epiphany multicore processor for HPC

June 15 -- E.T. International, Inc. (ETI), a provider of system software solutions for hybrid and many-core hardware architectures, will showcase its flagship SWARM (SWift Adaptive Runtime Machine) software and associated many-core programming services for HPC systems at ISC’11.

ETI’s SWARM enables advanced parallel application development that realizes the power of many-core computing systems for higher performance and greater energy efficiency than ever before possible. Adapteva will join ETI in Booth 400-5 for a presentation of SWARM’s many-core programming environment on Adapteva’s Epiphany multi-core processor architecture during the exhibition from June 20-22.

ETI will also feature its custom programming expertise for many-core solutions, associated benchmarking and consulting services, and a view of how SWARM compares head-to-head with MPI on the Graph 500 benchmark on an Intel supercomputer at Intel booths 530 and 801.

ETI Vice President of R&D Rishi Khan will join Thomas Sterling of Louisiana State University to present Birds of a Feather session “Runtime Systems for Hybrid Many-core Systems” in session 6 on Tuesday, June 21 from 4:00 - 4:45 PM in Hall C2.2. Khan and ETI COO, Rich Collier, will represent ETI at the Start-up Forum on Wednesday, June 22 from 12:40 – 1:00 PM at stand #900 in the Exhibition Hall.

ETI founder Dr. Guang R. Gao will be presented with the Gauss Award during the Opening Session on June 20 for the most outstanding paper at the conference for “Experiments with the Fresh Breeze Tree-Based Memory Model,” based on his research at the University of Delaware (UD) and co-authored with fellow UD researcher Xiaoxuan Meng and Jack Dennis of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

BoF Session 6 will be held on June 21, 4:00-4:45 PM in Hall C2.2; the Start-up Forum will be on June 22, 12:40–1:00 at stand #900 in the Exhibition Hall.

About International Supercomputing Conference

The International Supercomputing Conference (ISC) is a key global conference and exhibition for high performance computing, networking and storage. Now in its 26th year, ISC’11 will once again reunite over 2,000 like-minded HPC researchers, technology leaders, scientists and IT-decision makers. The ISC conference is famous for its world-class debates, with industry leaders and academia tackling the most important HPC issues.

About E.T. International, Inc.

E.T. International (ETI) provides system software designed specifically for advanced many-core computing systems that span from supercomputers for highly scientific research to high performance portable devices for smartphones and games. As the leading many-core technology expert, ETI provides software solutions that increase performance, computing power, and efficiency so that users can fully realize the power of many-core architectures. Built on a decade of highly complex, massively parallel programming research for extreme-scale computing systems with the Department of Defense, ETI currently provides software, applications and custom engineering services for the energy, defense, semiconductor, digital media, and financial markets. For more information, visit www.etinternational.com.

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Source: E.T. International, Inc.

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