Exterminating at Extreme Scale

May 7, 2013

Since the first bug was eradicated from a Mark II system at Harvard in 1940s (an actual moth wedged in a relay, which drove the machine to a standstill) system exterminators have faced a constant spray of challenges. We talk with Allinea co-founder David Lecomber about challenges on Titan and Blue Waters--and the future of debugging exascale ... Read more…

Debugging at Titan Scale

April 15, 2013

Getting scientific applications to scale across Titan's 300,000 compute cores means there will be bugs. Finding those bugs is where Allinea DDT comes in. Read more…

NVIDIA Launches GPGPU Plug-In for Visual Studio

July 22, 2010

GPU programming comes to Microsoft's popular IDE. Read more…

GPU Debugging Grows Up

October 1, 2009

NVIDIA toolset latches onto Visual Studio. Read more…

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