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Report Shows HPC Spending ‘Solid and Stable’
July 6, 2015
The staff at Intersect360 Research have published their seventh Site Budget Allocation Map, peeling back the curtains on HPC site spending across industry, gove Read more…
Exascale Resilience Turns a Corner
July 21, 2014
While advancing the field of HPC into the exascale era is beset by many obstacles, resiliency might be the most thorny of all. As the number of cores proliferat Read more…
Unified Computing Pioneer Transforms Business Model
February 20, 2012
CEO Pete Manca details Egenera's unusual journey from hardware vendor to software provider. Read more…
Sounding the Bullhorn for Europe’s Tech Future
July 19, 2011
During the International Supercomputing Conference, Bull's Matthew Foxton sounded an alarm bell for the European supercomputing community with his statement that all the R&D will not prove useful to Europe's future without a solid investment in the "D"--not just the "R". Read more…
Reaching Realism’s Glass Ceiling
April 27, 2011
Photorealistic rendering for design and animation is pushing multicore processors to their limit with key software advancements. Read more…
Benchmarking Effort Declares Tie Between Cloud and Native Hardware
February 3, 2011
A recent effort led by Cycle Computing based on the SHOC benchmark revealed equal performance between GPU-accelerated cloud and native hardware. Read more…
On the Road to Exascale, Expect Delays
February 2, 2011
With exascale predictions all the rage, here's a more sobering look at the next big thing in supercomputing. Read more…
On Realistic Expectations for HPC Clouds
January 31, 2011
The idea that HPC in the cloud should be simple and fulfill the true promise of instant, on-demand resources without effort is faulty, according to Joe Landman, who argues that customer expectations are not meeting with HPC cloud realities. Read more…
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