Intel’s Big Data to HPC Interconnect

May 2, 2013

It's been a notable week for Intel, with the announcement of two new leadership positions, including the pushing of 30-year veteran engineer, Brian Krzanich into the top slot. With this in mind, we revisit this week's discussion led by Intel's John Hengeveld on where the trends of big data and HPC tend to converge on the interconnect and its role in... Read more…

Roadmap Chat with Univa’s New CEO, Gary Tyreman

July 8, 2010

Univa UD recently named former company product manager, Gary Tyreman its new CEO in order to transition the company from its grid roots into the familiar age of the cloud. Tyreman discusses the company's progress, both in the present and down the line with emphasis on Univa's HPC focus. Read more…

Ruiz Resigns as Globalfoundries Chairman

November 2, 2009

Former AMD CEO steps down amid insider trading controversy. Read more…

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