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Arm Rolls Out Expanded Allinea Studio in Support of HPC
November 7, 2017
Arm today announced expanded support for HPC with availability of Arm Allinea Studio. The expanded tool suite provides access to Arm-specific compliers and libraries alongside debug and optimization tools. Arm says the move means the Arm server ecosystem “now has access to an end-to-end commercial suite for building and porting High Performance Computing (HPC) applications.” Read more…
Dell Buys Dell In Order To Expand Its Datacenter Server Business
February 6, 2013
Michael Dell's decision to take his company private is his attempt to solve The Innovator's Dilemma. He wants to get beyond the PC business and into datacenters and HPC. It's a bold and risky move, and may be his best chance of making the change happen. Read more…
Europeans Give Samsung CPU-GPU Chip a Go at Supercomputing
November 20, 2012
ARM-based CPU-GPU processor designed for mobile devices makes HPC debut. Read more…
From Mobile Phones to Supercomputers
April 4, 2012
With the race to crack the exaflops barrier underway, one project is looking to use some of the least powerful processors in the industry. Read more…
NVIDIA Tegra Processors Blaze the Way for ARM in Supercomputing
November 23, 2011
As has become apparent to nearly everyone in the HPC community, life beyond petascale supercomputing will be power limited. Many efforts around the world are now underway to address this problem, both by commercial interests and researchers. One such effort that brings both into play is the Mont-Blanc research project at the Barcelona Supercomputing Center, which is looking to exploit ARM processors, GPUs, and other off-the-shelf technologies to produce radically energy-efficient supercomputers. Read more…
Researchers Spin Up Supercomputer for Brain Simulation
July 7, 2011
SpiNNaker project will employ ARM processors to map virtual brain. Read more…
Apple’s iPad Gets a Linpack Workout
May 10, 2011
Tablet delivers 1990s-era TOP500 performance. Read more…
Intel Charts Path to Microserver Business
March 17, 2011
Chipmaker unveils roadmap with Atom server chip. Read more…
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