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Why the Cloud is Ideal for HPC
September 5, 2013
Cloud computing has emerged as a model to address a broad range of computing needs and promises to solve all but world peace. The idea of utility or on-demand computing is hardly new but the business models and technology have matured sufficiently to propel the concept firmly back into the limelight. High Performance Computing (HPC) is where most progressive businesses should be focusing their Big Data and Big Compute efforts. Read more…
US-UK Supercomputing Centers Join Forces
September 3, 2013
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory's High Performance Computing Innovation Center (HPCIC) in the US and the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) in the United Kingdom are combining efforts to help industry stakeholders in both countries leverage supercomputing to accelerate innovation and boost economic competitiveness. Read more…
Addressing the Barriers to HPC as a Service
August 29, 2012
During a session at the SRII Global Conference 2012, panelists discussed how the barriers to HPC in the Cloud compare to mainstream cloud computing. Read more…
HPC: Still Looking for Love from Manufacturers
March 28, 2012
One of the prominent themes of this week's High Performance Computer and Communications Council (HPCC) Conference revolved around the question of why many users with a need for HPC are still resistant to adopting the technology. John West, the Director of the DoD's High Performance Computing Modernization Program, and the organizer of this years HPCC program, talked at length about this particular phenomenon in his conference kickoff presentation. Read more…
Minding the Missing Middle
March 31, 2011
HPCC Conference speakers talk up HPC democratization. Read more…
Intel Pilots HPC Workstation Clustering Program
September 15, 2010
Cubicle Clustered Computing concept aimed at HPC's "missing middle." Read more…
Engaging the Missing Middle in HPC
June 7, 2010
The missing middle in HPC has been estimated by some to be in the many millions, but reaching this vast segment has been nearly impossible in any cohesive way. The cloud is granting access to the elite space, slowly but surely, and bringing the world more in line with the capabilities and competitive advantages provided by HPC. Read more…
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