Intel, AMD Battle Again to Power Supercomputers in India

May 6, 2010

Latest x86 chips fuel burgeoning HPC build-out. Read more…

Arrival of the Desktop Supercomputer

March 17, 2010

A new generation of workstations is changing the nature of technical computing. Read more…

AMD: OEMs primed for Opteron 6100s

March 17, 2010

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AMD Tries to Draw Intel Into Chip Battle

March 8, 2010

AMD offers up 48-core server prize. Read more…

AMD Confirms 12-Core Opteron Production

February 23, 2010

Magny-Cours siting on eBay forces chipmaker to respond. Read more…

Intel to Release Westmere Server Chips in Three Months

January 15, 2010

First 32nm Xeons promise better performance and energy efficiency. Read more…

SGI Colors New Shared Memory Machines Ultraviolet

November 16, 2009

After what may be the longest development cycle ever for a supercomputer, SGI has unveiled the first commercial implementation of its Ultraviolet architecture. The company first announced "Project Ultraviolet" at SC03. Now six years later, it has launched Altix UV, the company's first scale-up HPC system based on x86 technology. Read more…

Intel: Xeon 5500 Servers are “Cash Machines”

October 7, 2009

Chipmaker says demand for better performance is driving Nehalem sales. Read more…

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