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Micron Reveals HPC Ambitions with Convey Purchase
April 1, 2015
If you're looking to establish yourself as an HPC player, you can either develop the technology yourself or purchase an established HPC company. Today, advanced Read more…
Will 2015 Be the Year of the FPGA?
September 4, 2014
When it comes to HPC, the accelerator market is largely dominated by GPUs, which are known for floating point performance prowess with IDC figures pointing to e Read more…
Convey Cooks Personality into New MX Line
November 21, 2012
Last week at SC12 in Salt Lake Convey pulled the lid off its MX big data-driven architecture designed to shine against graph analytics problems, which were at the heart of the show’s unmistakable data-intensive computing thrust this year. The new MX line is designed to exploit massive degrees of parallelism while efficiently handling hard-to-partition big data applications. Read more…
Convey Cranks Up Performance with Latest FPGA-Accelerated Computer
April 24, 2012
Convey Computer has launched its newest x86-FPGA "hybrid-core" server. Dubbed HC-2, it represents the first major upgrade of the system since the company introduced the HC-1 product back in 2008. The new offering promises much better performance, but with a similar price range as the original system. Read more…
Accelerating bioinformatics with hybrid-core computing
April 2, 2012
Advanced architectures based on reconfigurable computing can reduce application run times from hours to minutes and address problem sizes unattainable with commodity servers. The Convey hybrid-core computer systems combine the ease-of-deployment of a commodity server with the acceleration possible with reconfigurable, application-specific hardware. The resulting acceleration greatly reduces cost of ownership (by reducing many racks of commodity systems to just a few), and fundamentally improves research quality by allowing more accurate, previously impractical approaches. Read more…
Convey Bends to Inflection Point
October 7, 2011
Convey recently noted that HPC is “no longer just numerically intensive, it’s now data-intensive—with more and different demands on HPC system architectures.” They claim that the “whole new HPC” that is gathered under the banner of data-intensive computing possesses a number of unique characteristics and see unique opportunities for all the of the data, and new memory and co-processor architectures. Read more…
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